We modify our usual social work practice approach in the context of a measles or whooping cough outbreak to prevent the transmission of the viruses. Measles, whooping cough and immunisation

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Our work

Intake

The process we follow when tamariki first come to our attention.

Assessment and planning

For each tamaiti we're working with, we must have a written assessment describing their needs,…

Interventions

Intensive interventions, including family group conferences, dealing with court proceedings and creating family/whānau agreements.

Care

Caring for tamariki in the care of the chief executive, including in our residences.

Transitioning to adulthood

Guidance about transitioning rangatahi to independent living.

Residential care

Residential care provides a safe and stable placement for tamariki and rangatahi when they aren’t…

Adoption

We support expectant parents considering adoption to explore their options, involve their whānau or family,…

Disability

Disability (whaikaha) is part of the diversity of the human experience.