Child Poverty Action Group
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We carry out or facilitate education and research within New Zealand on the causes and consequences of child poverty and publicise the results. We also provide and facilitate opportunities for public debate on the issues associated with child poverty. We encourage and promote the development of better policies for children and young people with the primary focus on the right of every child and young person to equitable security, food, shelter, education, healthcare and opportunities for development. We promote public awareness and understanding of the issues associated with child poverty and the importance of those issues for the community as a whole.
Winning a donation from Sovereign will help us achieve:
We would spend a donation on updating our current publication "Left Behind: How Social and Income inequalities damage New Zealand Children (2008)". This was based on data from 2000 -2004. More recent information became available in 2008, so we wish to release this updated information.
Our details:
| Registration No: | CC25387 |
| Region: | Hawke's Bay/East Coast, Waikato/Bay of Plenty/Rotorua, Manawatu/Wanganui/Kapiti, Northland, Taranaki, Wellington, Auckland, Central Auckland, South Auckland, North Auckland, West Auckland, East Auckland, Canterbury/South Canterbury, Nelson/Marlborough, Otago/North Otago, Southland, West Coast |
| Category: | Early childhood support and child shelter assistance, Children's health and rehabilitation, Children's health - life threatening illness |
| Contact Person: | Julie Timmins (CPAG Administrator) |
| Address: | PO Box 56-150 Auckland |
| Telephone: | (09) 303 9260 |
| Email: | admin@cpag.org.nz |
| Website: | www.cpag.org.nz |
| No. helped nationally: | around 230,000 |
| No. helped per project: | Approx 230,000. This is an estimate of the how many New Zealand children are growing up in our poorest families. |
| Existing sponsors or funders: | J R McKenzie Trust Hostel of the Holy Name Trust We do not apply for nor receive money derived from gambling profits |
