Better Later Life - He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034 online submission

Nau mai, haere mai.

The Office for Seniors would like to hear your feedback about the draft strategy, Better Later Life - He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034.

We welcome feedback until midnight on 3 June 2019.

Please note that we may publish your submission on the SuperSeniors website, unless you ask us not to.

Submissions from individuals will be anonymous – we will remove any personal details or information that may identify you.

You may also request that details are withheld if your submission is requested under the Official Information Act.
 
Thank you for taking your time to share your views.
1.The vision of the draft strategy is “Older New Zealanders lead valued, connected and fulfilling lives”. 

Do you agree with this vision?
2.The draft strategy has five guiding principles:
  • Valuing people as they age
  • Keeping people safe
  • Recognising diversity and that everyone is unique
  • Taking a whole-of-life and whānau-centred approach to ageing
  • Taking collective responsibility to plan and act for later life.
Do you agree with these principles?
3.The draft strategy has identified five key areas for action. Please give your view on the following key area. 

Preparing for financial and economic security (including through employment).

Do you think this should be one of the five key areas for action?
4.The draft strategy has identified five key areas for action. Please give your view on the following key area. 

Improving access to health and social services.

Do you think this should be one of the five key areas for action?
5.The draft strategy has identified five key areas for action. Please give your view on the following key area. 

Providing housing choices and options so people can age in the community.

Do you think this should be one of the five key areas for action?
6.The draft strategy has identified five key areas for action. Please give your view on the following key area. 

Enhancing opportunities for social connection and participation.

Do you think this should be one of the five key areas for action?
7.The draft strategy has identified five key areas for action. Please give your view on the following key area. 

Providing accessible built environments so people can participate in their community.

Do you think this should be one of the five key areas for action?
8.We have identified a number of possible initial priorities to focus on while we develop a more detailed action plan. A list of the initial priorities can be found in the full strategy and summary documents.

Do you agree these priorities could contribute to achieving the strategy?
9.If you have any general comments about the draft strategy then please summarise them below.
10.We would like to know a little bit about you.

Where in New Zealand do you live?
11.This submission is from a ...
12.For those making an individual submission, what is your age group?
13.For those making an individual submission, what is your gender?
14.For those making a submission from a Whānau, Couple or Individual, what is your ethnicity?
15.If you want to receive an update about the strategy please provide your email address.
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