Last updated:
Thursday, 29 August 2019
Children and young people are loved, safe and nurtured
This includes loving homes that are free from violence, having time with family and whānau, and being safe from avoidable harm and accidents.
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The Strategy sets out six high-level and interconnected wellbeing outcomes, that reflect what children and young people said was important to them. These outcomes signpost the social, economic and environmental factors needed for child and youth wellbeing.
Children and young people have what they need
This includes income and resources, as well as other important aspects of material wellbeing such as nutritious food and quality housing.Learn more
Children and young people are happy and healthy
This includes physical and mental health, spaces and opportunities to play, and healthy environments.Learn more
Children and young people are learning and developing
This includes education to build knowledge, skills and capabilities, and encouragement to achieve potential and navigate life’s transitions.Learn more
Children and young people are accepted, respected and connected
This includes feeling a sense of belonging, living free from racism and discrimination, care for others, having good relationships, and being connected to identity.Learn more
Children and young people are involved and empowered
This includes support to contribute, be listened to, make positive choices, and develop autonomy.Learn more