Social Policy Reports

To date the Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit has published eight significant reports on major social issues.

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 View or download these reports as pdf files

• A New Journey - 5Mb
• What Does it Profit Us? - 481kb
• Rebuilding the Kiwi dream - 2.8Mb
  • Backgrounder—32kb 
• Forgotten People - 1.7Mb
• Beyond the Holding Tank - 1.2Mb
  • Beyond the Holding Tank—Study Notes
• A Home I Could Own - 867kb
• From Housing to Homes - 841kb
• A New Zealand that Demands Attention - 450kb

'A New Journey' (August 2008) Issues and Reflections for the 2008 Parliamentary Elections

'What Does it Profit Us?' (February 2008) a State of the Nation report

'Rebuilding the Kiwi dream' (August 2007) a proposal for affordable housing in New Zealand

'Forgotten People' (August 2006) outlines the circumstances of men who use social services who live outside of a defacto/marriage relationship or family household

'Beyond the Holding Tank' (February 2006) highlights pathways to rehabilitative and restorative prison policy

'A Home I Could Own' (September 2005) highlights that the majority of low income families—involved in the survey—aspire to own their own homes

'From Housing to Homes' (February 2005) identified strategies to assist low and modest income New Zealand households into homeownership

'A New Zealand that Demands Attention' (August 2004), identified the social issues experienced by the social services of The Salvation Army

Printed copies

Printed copies of these reports can be obtained directly from the unit.

The Salvation Army
Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit
PO Box 76249 Manukau City
Auckland
Ph. +64 9 2622332
Fax +64 9 2624103
email SPPU

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