Engaging all New Zealanders survey report : children in New Zealand communities, 2022 This report was produced by NielsenIQ on behalf of Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Children
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TextPublication details: Wellington, New Zealand : Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children, 2023Description: electronic document (85 pages) ; PDF fileSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: The 2022 Children in New Zealand Communities survey provides information about the attitudes and behaviours of the New Zealand public towards children and young people ‘at risk’ of not thriving.
The nationwide survey of residents aged 18 years and over was completed by 1,597 people between 17 February and 25 April 2022.
The survey helps to improve Oranga Tamariki understanding of New Zealanders’ beliefs, opinions, attitudes and behaviours regarding child and youth vulnerability, by:
measuring pub; lic awareness of child wellbeing and vulnerability;
measuring public attitudes towards the causes and implications of child vulnerability;
measuring who is perceived to be responsible for the wellbeing of children and young people, and
telling us more about supportive attitudes and behaviours.
(From the website). See also 2019 survey (#6422). Record #8037
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The 2022 Children in New Zealand Communities survey provides information about the attitudes and behaviours of the New Zealand public towards children and young people ‘at risk’ of not thriving.
The nationwide survey of residents aged 18 years and over was completed by 1,597 people between 17 February and 25 April 2022.
The survey helps to improve Oranga Tamariki understanding of New Zealanders’ beliefs, opinions, attitudes and behaviours regarding child and youth vulnerability, by:
measuring pub; lic awareness of child wellbeing and vulnerability;
measuring public attitudes towards the causes and implications of child vulnerability;
measuring who is perceived to be responsible for the wellbeing of children and young people, and
telling us more about supportive attitudes and behaviours.
(From the website). See also 2019 survey (#6422). Record #8037