Solutions to child poverty Dr Russell Wills Children’s Commissioner.

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Solutions to child poverty Dr Russell Wills Children’s Commissioner

Numbers 25% - 270,000 children living in poverty in NZ –11% in 1986 Cost of child poverty - 3% of GDP –NZ$6 billion Five year olds per retiree –2.5 in 2031 OECD 1.6 children per couple –NZ 2.6

Principles Evidence-based, robust, pragmatic Investment approach –Invest now to prevent problems in future Fiscally conservative Invest for greatest effect –First 5 years of life

Continue Immunisation -> 8 months ↑ Maori & Pacific in ECE ↑ Maori & Pacific w NCEA L2 & 4 Prevent rheumatic fever ↓ serious child assaults Insulating and heating HNZC homes

Income Reform IWTC -> 0-5y Work out of poverty –ECEC must be available & high quality Universal Child Payment –More for 0-5 –Universal -> most in need –Low compliance costs –Current contact details available for transient

Housing Of children in poverty –20% HNZC –50% private rental ↑ social housing Add housing to National Infrastructure Plan WOF for rentals –Accommodation Supplement only for compliant houses –Accelerate depreciation on improvements

Health Access to antenatal care Triple enrolment as opt-off Single enrolment database ↑ connectivity between systems

Education Schools as community hubs Food in schools –Partner w NGO & business –School culture matters –Does not stigmatise –Need not -> dependency –Integrated into curriculum –Mechanism to engage families

Business Family-friendly workplaces Partner with schools & NGOs Joint ECEC & after-school care provision

What next? Read the report! – –share it Make a submission Write an op-ed, blog, Facebook Talk to your friends –What are you prepared to sacrifice so children’s needs are met?