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Outlines government's policies and commitment to Maori women

The Canterbury Family Violence Intervention Programme is a collaborative programme that draws on the expertise of grassroots organisations involved with domestic violence.

The Labour-led government is committed to the vision of an injury-free New Zealand and of a strong community-driven safety culture.

Outlines government's policies and achievements for older people

Open new premises of Catapult Employment Services Trust, which supports disabled people to enter and stay in paid work.

Launch of new Family Safety Teams, important new initiatives to tackle family violence.

Outlines government policies and initiatives for older people

Outlines New Zealand’s unique, world leading accident compensation scheme, along with issues of particular interest to acupuncturists

Issues facing women in the forthcoming election

Grand Hall, Parliament 5pm, Thursday, 7 July 2005

Rau rangatira maa,
tenei te mihi ki a koutou i runga i te kaupapa o te ra.
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Launch Women's Refuge appeal week and postcard petition

Lifelinks has provided essential needs assessment and service coordination services for people with disabilities and their families throughout Canterbury and on the West Coast for 10 years.

Outlines government policies and initiatives for older people

Child abuse statistics in New Zealand make sobering reading. Ultimately every New Zealander has to take more personal responsibility for the well being and safety of our children.

Over the past two decades Grey Power has earned a reputation as a strong and effective advocate for the interests of older New Zealanders.

An address to launch the Workplace Health and Strategy for New Zealand to 2015

12.00pm, Student Union Building, Victoria University

Rau rangatira maa,
tenei te mihi ki a koutou i runga i te kaupapa o te ra.
Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa.

Over the past two decades Grey Power has earned a reputation as a strong and effective advocate for the interests of older New Zealanders

Vocational services and working towards a disabled workforce within an inclusive society.

Over the past two decades Grey Power has earned a reputation as a strong and effective advocate for the interests of older New Zealanders.

Ensuring the scholarship continues its tradition of supporting local talented women

Celebrating people living ordinary lives, and acknowledging a new board and new staff.

The past two years have been a busy time for those of us concerned with elder abuse and neglect prevention.

Disabled people are not just living in the community, but are supported to be active members, included and participating in all the ordinary activities of life.