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What are the recurring patterns within this family?ĭescriptors: whānau or family history and functioningġ0 - Positive whānau or family history and functioning.What have been family’s difficulties across generations – health concerns, drug/alcohol use, violence, crime, separation/divorce of parents?.What are the family strengths and resources – in challenging situations, problem solving, support and encouragement?.What are the interactions and behaviours between family members in achieving family functions – listening and speaking to each other, interest, concern and affection for each other, roles, rules, expectations and boundaries, conflict management?.

nature of family functioning and intergenerational patterns – especially those where transience, drug and alcohol use, abuse and neglect, violence, social isolation and criminal behaviour is featured.

chronology of significant life events and their meaning to family members.

It is important to look for patterns as these might indicate time specific reactions to earlier life events for both the mokopuna and their adult family members or members of their ‘foster’ family. Understanding past history helps identify how the family needs of mokopuna have been met and at what points in their life have needs been neglected. Subdomain: Family/whānau history and functioning Whānau or family reinforces harmful or anti-social/offending behaviour, or is critical and undermining. Whānau or family network is supportive but are geographically remote and unable to provide practical support.ġ - Has no knowledge of or is disconnected from whānau or family either by choice or circumstances. Relationships actively promote the child and young person’s wellbeing.ĥ - Beginning to connect with whānau or family and build relationships that promote and support safe care.

How are hapū/iwi connections and relationships for mokopuna Māori maintained?ĭescriptors: extended whānau or family connections & relationships Kaitiaki Mokopuna lensġ0 - Whānau or family connections are positive and provide an anchor point and place of support.

How are parental and other family relationships maintained?.If mokopuna do not live with their parent/s or a family member:.How are hapū/iwi connections and relationships experienced by mokopuna Māori?.What level of support does the mokopuna get from the wider family?.Are relationships sustainable over time?.How do the connections and relationships provide safety and support for mokopuna?.Where does the mokopuna place themselves within their whānau or family?.Use a genogram to map out who is in the family and how they are connected.What is the nature and quality of relationships between family members – who are close to each other, or don’t get on, frequency of contact with each other?.What is the family structure – who is in the family, in which generations, how are they connected, where are they living?.Subdomain: Extended family/whānau connections & relationships