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Annual Caregiver Satisfaction Survey : deep dive - strengthening the caregiver experience Lina Maria A. Valdivia and Kanchana Subedi

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children, 2025Description: electronic document (51 pages) ; PDF fileISBN:
  • 978-1-0670908-2-1
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Oranga Tamariki's annual Caregiver Satisfaction Survey was run from October 7th to 28th, 2024, to better understand caregivers’ experiences and needs. Both whānau (family/kin) and non-whānau (non-kin) caregivers participated, sharing insights on their satisfaction with the support they receive from Oranga Tamariki. This is a deep dive report for the 2024 survey wave, which focuses on caregivers’ experiences of support across critical areas including education, health, financial assistance, respite, training, social worker practice and child transitions. Findings show that while many caregivers are committed and resourceful, they continue to face systemic challenges such as delays in support, inconsistent communication, high social worker turnover, and limited access to respite and training. (From the report). A topline report on this survey was published in February 2025 (#9178). Record #9303
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Findings from the 2024 survey wave. Published June 2025

Oranga Tamariki's annual Caregiver Satisfaction Survey was run from October 7th to 28th, 2024,
to better understand caregivers’ experiences and needs. Both whānau (family/kin) and non-whānau (non-kin) caregivers participated, sharing insights on their satisfaction with the support they receive from Oranga Tamariki.

This is a deep dive report for the 2024 survey wave, which focuses on caregivers’ experiences of support across critical areas including education, health, financial assistance, respite, training, social worker practice and child transitions.

Findings show that while many caregivers are committed and resourceful, they continue to face systemic challenges such as delays in support, inconsistent communication, high social worker turnover, and limited access to respite and training. (From the report).

A topline report on this survey was published in February 2025 (#9178).

Record #9303

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