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A survey shows single parents need support, not judgment to thrive and raise their children

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PMN radio host Aggie Tupo shares her personal perspective on the stigma she’s faced as a single mother in response to research highlighting the difficulties many in this situation face. The Mako Mama Mangopare Single Parents Project spoke to 3,500 single parents on their experiences, coming up with 82 recommendations to shift high rates of stigmatisation of single parents. In New Zealand, four out of five families have a single parent and research co-author Tania Domett says they are real...
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