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Resource Centre

Pokapū rauemi

Welcome to our resource centre, tailored to meet the diverse needs of disabled people and their families.

After school care and holiday programmes

After-school and school holiday programmess are designed to provide engaging activities, build social skills, and give families peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in good hands.

10 Resources

Assessment providers

We specialise in needs assessments, but for other evaluations like OT, speech-language therapy, equipment modification, and confirming intellectual disabilities--here's where you can go.

7 Resources

Behavioural support

Tools and guidance to help you understand the 'why' behind challenging behaviour and how to manage it.

6 Resources

Counselling and therapy

Here are some counseling and therapy options to help you toward healing and personal growth.

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Dating and sexuality

Resources about building relationships, dating and understanding sexuality.

4 Resources

Disability enterprises

Support disabled people in growing their own businesses.

2 Resources

Discounts for disabled people

Find out about savings on transportation, entertainment, utilities and more.

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Employment

Resources for finding a job and career support.

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Empowerment programmes

Programmes to build skills, confidence and independence.

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Equipment and modifications

Find tools and supports to enhance daily living and independence.

4 Resources

Family services

Family services offer free guidance, resources and emotional support, helping families navigate challenges and access community services.

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Financial assistance

If you're facing financial hardship, explore government and corporate support options, including utility discounts, affordable plans and assistance with heating costs.

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Find carers

Connect with skilled carers ready to provide compassionate, quality support to those who need it most.

1 Resource

Foodbanks and food parcels

Locate your local food banks and food parcel services.

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Funding and grants

Information on government and community grants, funding opportunities, and how to apply for financial support.

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Health services

Access information on healthcare services, including medical support, mental health resources and specialised care.

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Hobbies and leisure

Fun activities and accessible hobbies to enjoy, from sports to creative pastimes.

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Housing and accommodation

Housing options, support for home modifications and accommodation services.

7 Resources

Information and advice

Explore trusted sources of information and advice on disability, including your rights, available supports and pathways to navigate the system.

9 Resources

Learning support

Programmes designed to support your disabled loved one's educational journey.

5 Resources

LGBTQIA+

Support for LGBTQIA+ individuals, including community groups, rights information and services tailored to your needs.

3 Resources

Mental health

Find out where to access publicly funded mental health support, including counseling services and support websites.

8 Resources

Mentoring programmes

Connect with mentoring programmes designed to support disabled people, offering guidance and inspiration to help achieve personal goals.

2 Resources

Natural disaster support

Information on how to prepare and recover from natural disasters.

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Parenting programmes

For parents of disabled children, offering support, practical strategies and connections to build confidence and navigate challenges.

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Respite

Find places offering temporary care for disabled loved ones, giving caregivers time to recharge.

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Safeguarding

Resources and support to help you or someone you know stay safe.

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Sports

Accessible sports programmes and activities designed for disabled people, promoting fun, fitness and inclusion.

6 Resources

Support groups and friend groups

Reaching out for help is a good thing. Many support groups for disabled people and their whānau are run by people with lived experience--they're on the same journey and are willing to find ways to make things easy for you.

5 Resources

Transitioning to adulthood

Plan how to support young people with disabilities move confidently into adulthood, from education to independent living.

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Transportation

Transportation options and subsidies to help disabled people get where they need to go.

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Wellness

Wellness resources, including programmes, activities and tips to support mental and physical health.

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