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Oranga Tamariki facility: Report detailed use of restraints at residence months before closure

Life inside Epuni: The dark history of the boys home and the men who carry its scars

ROSA WOODS/STUFF Grant West, a survivor of child sexual abuse, has since gone on to become the face of sexual abuse survivors and started the idea of tying ribbons to church fences. GRAPHIC CONTENT: Grant West sobbed in his cell-like room. Arthur Taylor was a bright kid and couldn’t figure out what he was doing there. Keith Wiffin met violence before he even arrived. They were boys – aged 10, 11 and 11 respectively – on their first days inside the now-infamous Epuni Boys’ Home in Lower Hutt, north of Wellington. Epuni Boys’ Home, situated on 441 Riverside Dr in Lower Hutt, opened in 1959. Over the next 32 years, there were about 5000 admissions, some of them boys who returned a number of times.

Young people escaping from Oranga Tamariki homes sign of unmet needs

Young people escaping from Oranga Tamariki homes sign of unmet needs © RNZ / Dom Thomas One hundred young people have run away from Oranga Tamariki Care and Protection Residences since 2016, the youngest being just 10 years old. The residences are designed to hold and protect at-risk young people in state care, who have not committed a crime. More than 40 broke out on a weekend or during the school holidays, which were times they were more likely to be accessing community activities. Assistant Māori children s commissioner Glenis Philip-Barbara said the figures showed the residences were not meeting the complex needs of young people.

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