On the second anniversary of the release of Whanaketia, the final report from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care, Te Pai Ora SSPA is calling for the experiences of survivors to be honoured through action. For the social services sector, this means bringing organisations committed to actioning the Inquiry’s recommendations into a powerful collective movement for change. Te Pai Ora SSPA also wants 12 November, the date of the Government’s apology to survivors to become an annual Day of Reflection. ABOUT SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS TE PAI ORA O AOTEAROATe Pai Ora SSPA is a membership-based organisation, representing more than 270 non-profit, community-based social service organisations from around Aotearoa New Zealand. Te Pai Ora SSPA’s members are funded by government agencies to deliver social services in our communities, with a predominant focus on children, rangatahi, families and whānau.