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Va'aifetū – working with Fijian and Fijian Indian families

Fijian and Fijian Indian cultural framework for practice, including key principles.

Lithuania intercountry adoption factsheet

Occurs on: Preparing to be a caregiver or adoptive parent, Types of care, Adoption – Intercountry adoption: adopting a tamaiti from overseas

Lithuania and New Zealand have agreed to follow the Hague Convention and adoptions must comply.

Philippines intercountry adoption factsheet

Occurs on: Adoption – Intercountry adoption: adopting a tamaiti from overseas, Preparing to be a caregiver or adoptive parent, Types of care

The Philippines and New Zealand have agreed to follow the Hague Convention and adoptions must comply.

Interagency guide to gateway assessments

Occurs on: Gateway assessments

Information and guidance for all agencies and professionals involved in delivering gateway assessments.

Medical report for caregiving and adoption – form

Occurs on: Applying to be a caregiver or adoptive parent

Medical report form for caregiver and adoptive parent application.

Puao-te-ata-tu – report

Occurs on: Components of content pages, Our practice approach, About family group conferencing

Ministerial Advisory Committee report (1988) on a Māori perspective for the Ministry of Social Welfare.

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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and neurodiversity

All tamariki, rangatahi, whānau or families have mana ahua ake – uniqueness and potential within their collective structure. People living with FASD and neurodiversity have rights and their own identity and strengths, and can have fulfilling lives.

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Supervision practice prompts – print

Printable version of the practice prompts for the tangata whenua and bicultural supervision model.

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Request for information under sections 66 and 66C – form

Occurs on: Requesting information, Consulting about sharing information, Sharing information

Form for requesting information about tamariki or related people under Oranga Tamariki Act 1989.

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Promoting resilience: a trauma-informed practice approach

Occurs on: Strengthening our response to unborn and newborn pēpi, Trauma-informed theory, Responding to concerns involving extremism or radicalisation

The Oranga Tamariki approach is to recognise, respond, regulate and restore.

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