Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 18, 2024 5:00:36 GMT 12
CORRECTIONS WILL CONTINUE WITH HŌKAI RANGI MĀORI PROGRAMME AS CHANGES TO ACT OPENS COURSES TO REMAND INMATES
Corrections’ new deputy chief executive Māori, Herewini Te Koha, says the department is committed to the Hōkai Rangi policy and Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell is determined to have even more rehabilitative prison programmes available for inmates.
Te Koha says Mitchell reaffirmed the department’s commitment to the policy to uplift the oranga of Māori and others in custody.
Hōkai Rangi is a commitment to deliver outcomes with and for Māori in Corrections’ care and their whānau. Māori are over-represented in prison and the strategy tries to lower that number.....
www.msn.com/en-nz/news/other/corrections-will-continue-with-h%C5%8Dkai-rangi-m%C4%81ori-programme-as-changes-to-act-opens-courses-to-remand-inmates/ar-BB1okGOG
Corrections’ new deputy chief executive Māori, Herewini Te Koha, says the department is committed to the Hōkai Rangi policy and Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell is determined to have even more rehabilitative prison programmes available for inmates.
Te Koha says Mitchell reaffirmed the department’s commitment to the policy to uplift the oranga of Māori and others in custody.
Hōkai Rangi is a commitment to deliver outcomes with and for Māori in Corrections’ care and their whānau. Māori are over-represented in prison and the strategy tries to lower that number.....
www.msn.com/en-nz/news/other/corrections-will-continue-with-h%C5%8Dkai-rangi-m%C4%81ori-programme-as-changes-to-act-opens-courses-to-remand-inmates/ar-BB1okGOG