Insights from the Youth-Led Transformative Justice Conference
"All I wanted to do was stand and salute you, to thank you for teaching us today...for putting fire in our bellies.” Judge Ida Malosi’s...
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Children of people in prison are in a situation they did not choose, yet they face a sentence of their own.
They are frequently invisible victims of crime and may become socially and economically isolated. It is not their crime, but it is still their sentence.
Pillars Ka Pou Whakahou is a charity that actively supports the tamariki and whānau of people in prison or those serving a community-based sentence. Our Social Workers and Mentoring Coordinators are committed to supporting children and young people to work towards their goals and stride into the future with confidence.
We Believe Children of People in Prison are Children of Promise and Potential
Every dollar helps us provide wrap-around social work and mentoring services to our whānau and their children.
There are currently no laws that protect children of prisoners. While our service is free, the cost of supporting children and families is not.
By donating to Pillars Ka Pou Whakahou, you will make a real difference in building hope for children, so they are supported to create positive futures for themselves and are not the next generation incarcerated.
Ko te ahurei o te tamaiti arahia o tatou mahi
Let the uniqueness of the child guide our work
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