Get involved in Tick for Kids
Share our Party Scorecards:
We've surveyed the Parties on 8 key policy areas for children and young people. Here are the results and hope you'll help us share them with voters everywhere.
Parties were given four options to respond: "yes" "no" "need more evidence" or "skip this question". They were also able to provide more information. We have included an * on the responses where the additional information is important to understand their response.
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Manifesto to Reduce Child Poverty
Child poverty is increasing in Aotearoa. New Zealand has 169,300 children living in material hardship and more than 350,000 in financially insecure households – and the country is now officially off track to meet the child poverty targets it set itself in law.
Child Poverty Action Group have released their Manifesto to Reduce Child Poverty
Key issues, rationale and questions for candidates election 2023:
Our key messages for each issue and the questions to ask candidates.
Our members collaborated to develop a series of key messages on each of our core issues affecting children and young people: Income and welfare, housing, health and mental health, education, participation and inclusion, and the environment.
This election we hope you'll help us share these key messages with your community, so that all of us are challenging the candidates with questions that force them to focus on what matters the most.
You can also help by:
EVENTS: Holding or participating in, a local Tick for Kids event? See event 'how to' suggestions here. You can also submit your event in the Events section.
SCORECARDS: Share the scorecards with your networks to inform voters on how they can use their votes to Tick For Kids!
SHOUT OUT: Promoting Tick for Kids within your and profession by talking about it, including an item in a newspaper or making a presentation. Click here for key messages.
STAY IN TOUCH: Sign up to the Tick for Kids database here. or share your feedback and comments here.
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