For the last couple of weeks Campbell Live has been looking at the issue of child poverty. We've spoken to experts, we've shown you children, we've shown how little some of them have to eat.
It seems incredible some people still deny that New Zealand has a problem, and a common reply is that children living in poverty still have the same opportunities as everyone else. They don't.
The truth is that children living in poverty face an uphill battle. They are more likely to suffer ill health, lower educational achievement, higher unemployment, physical and sexual abuse, drug and alcohol abuse.
Of course that's not the case for every child living in poverty - far from it. But the system is stacked against them from the start. In fact, as Lachlan Forsyth reports, it's a battle they face before they are even born.
Tonight we visit one community where changing outcomes for children is about more than putting food on the table.
Watch the video to see his report.