Support for parents & kids

Support for parents & kids

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This section is about the support available for parents, children and families (for example, when your child has a disability or chronic condition) and also how parents and caregivers can best support their children (for example, when your child is receiving health care treatment or when your child is grieving).

You can check the complete listing for this section:

Support for parents and kids A-Z

This section includes information about helping children and young people, and also parents, who are experiencing grief.

Information on some of the financial support that may be available to you when raising your family: Paid Parental Leave, Parental Tax Credit, Domestic Help, Community Services Card, Working for Families package and Child Support.

Palliative care is the care provided to children with life-limiting or life-threatening illnesses, and their families/whanau. It focuses on comfort and quality of life and support for the child and their family/whanau.

Information, resources and support for when abuse has occurred, for when you're worried about a child or when you're affected by family violence.

Information to support you when your child has a disability or long-term condition. Includes information about coping with a diagnosis; early intervention; financial help; needs assessment and special education.

Support for the family of a child with cancer and where to go for more information and support.

How parents and caregivers can support their child having a painful procedure, operation or preparing for hospital.

A listing of support groups in New Zealand.

Support for parents & kids A-Z

The complete listing of topics for this section, organised by title.