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Recognising and responding to child neglect in New Zealand

This report presents research findings on the neglect of children from birth to five years. The report is in two parts. Part A represents the findings from 22 interviews with workers from the health, social services and education sectors. Part B summarises a literature review of national and international evidence.

The aim of the research was to help inform wider policy work on preventing child maltreatment.

Recognising and responding effectively to child neglect is a priority for the Ministry. There are a number of Government-funded programmes and initiatives in place to help respond to child neglect in our communities. Nevertheless the Ministry is committed to incorporating every new piece of knowledge gained to further strengthen our ability to protect vulnerable children.

Posted in: Grey Literature on 08/07/2011 | Link to this post on IFP |
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