Honour the Promise: Accountability for Abuse

Flowers of hope and resilience that bloom from the stained grounds of betrayal.

That's the symbol of Honour the Promise, a campaign which is gently and resolutely reminding government and faith institutions of the 233 recommendations from the 2024 Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry.

Media chaplain Frank Ritchie says it's a movement built on integrity, healing, forgiveness and growth, not victimisation, shame or vengeance. He calls for more concrete actions to protect future generations who come under faith-based or state care.(www.honourthepromise.co.nz)

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