Your koha will help ensure that YouthLaw Aotearoa can continue to support children and young people to access free legal help. Although we do receive funding from the Ministry of…
…Youth Justice System Your parents are allowed to leave you at home without supervision. You can babysit children (if you’re capable of providing reasonable care and supervision to those children)….
…13. Each workshop has been designed to take up no more than 20-25 minutes of school time, with the intention of it being delivered during a convenient time when a…
…nationwide free legal advice over the phone for those aged under 25 or those acting on their behalf. We also provide free legal education workshops for children and young people….
…General These Terms apply to any current engagement and also to any future engagement, whether or not we send you another copy of them. We are entitled to change these…
…basis, unless it is shown that this contact is not in the child or young person’s best interests. This means they should be able to visit or receive regular visits…
…group (OT should be able to direct a child/young person towards their nearest one); or They could even try searching for their parents online. If the child/young person needs help…
You can seek help from the Ministry for Children – Oranga Tamariki (MCOT) by Phoning 0508 FAMILY (0508 326 459) and talking to an Adoption Social Worker If you need…
…a certain day. Principals and teachers might enforce rules and punishments which you think are too harsh. You might even be suspended or expelled, and unsure of your options about…
…they do not want to do. Bullying can happen at school or through the internet (which is called cyberbullying [INSERT HYPERLINK TO https://youthlaw.co.nz/rights/bullying-violence/cyberbullying/#what-is-cyberbullying (I think)]). Cyberbullying is becoming more common…