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Links

Child Youth & Family Services
0508 FAMILY
0508 326 459
www.cyf.govt.nz
www.caregivertraining.org.nz

 

Family Court
www.justice.govt.nz/family

 

Community Law
www.communitylaw.org.nz

 

Commissioner for Children
0800 22 44 53
www.occ.org.nz

 

Families Commission
www.nzfamilies.org.nz

 

Care of Childrens Act DVD
www.justice.govt.nz

 

Barnardos New Zealand
www.barnardos.org.nz

 

Linmark Educational Services
www.linmark.co.nz
email: linda.amos@linmark.co.nz

 

Open Home Foundation
www.ohf.org.nz

 

Te Kaiawhina Ahumahi Training Provider
www.tkaito.co.nz


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Resources

  1. Care of Children's Act DVD Available through Ministry of Justice Link
  2. Books
  3. Resources Packages and other information available on request 0800 693 323

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Newsletters

May Newsletter 2008

Feb/March Issue 2008

December Issue 2007

September Issue 2007

July Issue 2007

May/June Issue 2007


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Conferences

Registrations are now being taken for the Family Foster Care Annual Conference 2008. Print off the registration form and follow the instructions in it for submission.


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Membership

New CYF Caregivers get their first year Association fees paid, Barnardos is offering to pay membership costs also for their foster carers

New Child, Youth and Family caregivers who wish to join the New Zealand Family & Foster Care Federation, will benefit through the service line paying their fees for the first year under a new agreement. Previously caregivers had to cover the costs themselves. Organisations that are recognised include local Associations of the New Zealand Family and Foster Care Federation.

Child, Youth and Family’s caregiver liaison social workers will advise new caregivers of this entitlement as part of the assessment process. Information will also be placed on Child, Youth and Family’s website and given as part of caregivers’ preparation training.
"Our being able to fund association fees for our new caregivers means an enhancement
in the level of support they will receive from their peers, especially in that critical first year of caregiving. We highly value our caregivers and want to ensure they feel safe and have a positive experience of caregiving for us. It’s an exciting new development,” said Mike Munnelly, Child, Youth and Family’s Manager Care and Protection, Service Development.

New Caregivers wishing to register and become a member of their local Foster Care Association should telephone Toll Free 0800 69 33 23.

Membership Application Form


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