Office for Seniors - Better Later Life He Oranga Kaumātua Strategy
Office for Seniors
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Official primary
June 2026
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New Zealand
Medium confidence
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The overarching government strategy for older New Zealanders (2019–2034), focusing on financial security, accessible housing, age-friendly communities, employment opportunities, health and social connection, and cultural safety.
Key Points
- •Guides government policy and community action from 2019 to 2034.
- •Identifies five core priority action areas including employment, housing, digital inclusion, and social participation.
- •Emphasises partnerships with local government, iwi, and community organisations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
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The overarching government strategy for older New Zealanders (2019–2034), focusing on financial security, accessible housing, age-friendly communities, employment opportunities, health and social connection, and cultural safety.
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