The real story of child poverty
It may not be as in your face as overseas, but for many Kiwi children, poverty is a reality.
It may not be as in your face as overseas, but for many Kiwi children, poverty is a reality.
The demands on families have long surpassed just getting food on the table.
While some may take their childhood experiences for granted, not every child gets that privilege.
With one in seven children in poverty, the Children's Commissioner says it's up to all of us to change those statistics.
Social workers say it's about mre than food and clothing. Children are desperate for the love and attention of adults.
Not thick veggie soup with hunks of saveloy to brighten it up. Literally, saveloy soup. The children ate the liquid “soup” for dinner. The adults ate the saveloys.