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Parents raising preschoolers are to get more support from a new $10.8 million campaign.

Comments at the launch of the Ministry of Social Development’s Sickness and Invalids' Benefits Strategy and the Manukau concept site. Ellerslie Convention Centre, Auckland.

A prototype service showing the new way sickness and invalids’ beneficiaries will be supported back in to the workforce has been launched.

Support for, and partnerships with, the families and caregivers of children and young people.

Address to an educational symposium to promote understanding and collaboration in the treatment of and prevention of sexual abuse.

A new web-based toolkit helps councils engage more effectively with young people on issues that affect them.

New Zealanders are continuing to move off welfare and in to the paid workforce.

Fewer people on the unemployment benefit is good news for Hawke's Bay

A new employment partnership with community sector organisations targeting job seekers needing to improve their information and communications technology (ICT) has been launched.

A job partnership agreement launched today

Government's policy direction on child, youth and family services on the right track.

Comments at the launch of the ‘Jobs Jolt’ Master Plumbers Job Partnership Agreement.

Work and Income's third Jobs Jolt employment programme with industry has been launched

Getting more people into jobs in the retail sector is the focus of a new government/industry relationship agreement launched this week

Supergrans Aotearoa will receive a one-off grant of $10,500, Child, Youth and Family Minister Ruth Dyson announced today.

Launch of Best Practice Guidelines for Dealing with Sexual Abuse, for the Canterbury Region.

The launch of a Memorandum of Understanding for multiple-agency care placements.

Benefits, superannuation and student allowances will increase from 1 April 2004 and income thresholds for the Community Services Card will rise as part of the annual cost of living adjustment.

Child, Youth and Family Minister Ruth Dyson has confidence that the strategies and actions the department has put in place to better manage increased notification demand will result in all cases being dealt with in an appropriate time.

Work and Income is setting the trend with its new public service cadetship programme

Good morning. Thank you Mayor Craig Brown for your warm welcome and introduction. I’d also like to also acknowledge Paul Ellis, Principal of Manaia View School, Chair of Board of Trustees, Briarley Yates, Heartland Co-ordinator and

The government has increased the rates of emergency payments to disaster victims and approved on-going financial assistance for flood affected farmers in the lower North Island.

The Department of Labour’s Skills in the Labour Market report emphasises the government’s focus on skills development, says Social Development and Employment Minister Steve Maharey.

Skilled migrants now have a better chance of finding employment in Auckland