Resources

The Strategy includes a Programme of Action, which sets out the policies, initiatives, programmes and plans to help achieve the vision and outcomes.

The Monitoring of Strategy Implementation report covers the year ending June 2020 and provides updates on the actions and work programmes.

The Monitoring of Strategy Implementation report covers the year ending June 2020 and provides updates on the actions and work programmes.

The first report on the Child Poverty Related Indicators - measures related to the broader causes and consequences of child poverty - was released on 6 July 2020.  The report is a requirement of the 

This is the second Monitoring of Strategy Implementation Report, covering the period July - December 2020.

This is the first Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy Annual Report, for the year ended June 2020.

A new set of resources aims to support and encourage child-focussed, community-led activity that will lead to positive change at a local level:

Government agencies are progressively aligning to the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy, as reflected in their Statements of Intent, business planning documents and funding decisions, and in the development of policy and service design and delivery.

We are working with Taituarā (previously known as SOLGM) to co-design guidance to help council staff view wellbeing from the perspective of children, young people and their families. Councils have also contributed to the development of the gui

The Policy Project has developed a Community Engagement toolbox, which includes

The Office of the Children's Commissioner (OCC) has a Listening2Kids toolkit, which includes practical advice and tools to help people to be more child-centred in their decisions.