Child/Youth Resources
Salvation Army State of the National Report 2026
Foundations of Wellbeing - Poipoia te Kākano. This interactive dashboard displays the measures from the Salvation Army’s State of the Nation Report 2026 with focus areas: Children and Youth, Housing, Crime and Punishment, Social Hazards, and Work and Incomes.
Education Counts
A collection of analytical dashboards from across the education sector which allow users to analyse data to investigate trends and predict outcomes.
Te Mataaho-a-Iwi | Education Dashboard
Naku te rourou nau te rourou ka ora ai te iwi | With my food basket and your food basket the people will live.
This dashboard provides iwi with a selection of summary statistics about their ākonga.
Aotearoa Youth Figures
Find data for and about young people in Aotearoa. Improve wellbeing through better, data-informed decisions.
Current Statistics on Child Poverty (Child Poverty Action Group)
Current statistics on Child Poverty.
Sport NZ Data and Insights
Data and insights on participation in play, active recreation and sport across NZ. Includes data from the annual the "Active Participation" Surveys; NZ Secondary School Sport Census and the Sports NZ Insights dashboard (combining data from a range of sources). Available data provides insights on activity participation by age (from 5 years through to older retirees), gender, sport/activity type, migrant status, region (down to city/district level) and disability status.
Maternity Web Tool
This web tool from Te Whatu Ora presents maternity data from the National Maternity Collection and is the latest release in the Maternity and newborn data series. It provides annual health statistics about women giving birth, their pregnancy and childbirth experience and the characteristics of live-born babies in New Zealand between 2012 and 2021.
Ministry of Youth Development
Links to a range of resources, reports and data for young people.
Child & Youth Wellbeing Dashboards
Compiled by Community Insights, the Child & Youth Wellbeing Dashboards are divided into four main themes
The combination of these datasets from the Ministry of Health, Statistics New Zealand and Education Counts provide detailed interactive data about children and young people in our local community.
