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***Distressing content warning***Ms EM gave evidence of her time in foster care, including the abuse and neglect she suffered at several placements.
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Created June 2022
***Distressing content warning**Alex Kaspin is a non-binary survivor who was taken into State care as a young child and experienced more than 20 placements before being discharged from care at the age of 17.
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Created June 2022
Witness statement of Associate Professor Emily Keddell and Dr Ian Hyslop for the Foster Care Hearing
***Distressing content warning*** Emily Keddell At the time of the hearing Emily Keddell was an associate professor at the University of Otago.
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Created June 2022
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Created March 2022
Te Enga Harris Te Enga Harris is of Māori descent and is the oldest of her siblings, who were also put through the State care system.
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Created March 2022
Natasha Emery focused her kōrero on her and her late brother’s childhood and adolescence.
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Created March 2022
Waiana Kotara is of Māori and Scottish descent.
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Created March 2022
Harry Tutahi was taken into care as a young child and spent time in many State facilities, including Epuni Boys’ Home, Holdsworth and Hōkio Beach.
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Created March 2022
Wiremu Waikari is of Ngāti Porou descent.
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Created March 2022
Paora Sweeney grew up in a loving family but suffered the trauma of losing his parents and both his sisters at a young age.
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Created March 2022