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Whaikaha is pleased to confirm that its more flexible approach for disabled people to engage family, whānau and aiga to provide supports is here to stay.   When other household whānau members can provide support for disabled people, it financially recognises their mahi aroha, work performed out of love, and makes it easier to ensure […]

Please see below info from the Abuse in Care Inquiry: Kia ora,   Through your social network and contacts, please help us connect with people who are disabled, Deaf, neurodiverse, whānau hauā, tāngata Turi, tāngata whaiora, or experience mental distress so that they can take part in shaping the recommendations for change.   We’ve created […]

We welcome all families, organisations (who are involved in the disability sector) and schools to attend our annual North Auckland discussion meeting – we want to hear, share, learn how to work better together.  This collaboration meeting evolved from meetings held in 2017-2021 for families, schools and providers. This project began with a repeated question […]

Inclusive Faith Project:   Full Participation means everyone is included in their place of worship.   •What if everyone is included in their chosen faith community? •What would that mean for the disabled person? •What would that mean for the faith community?   It’s not just about the temple, mosque, church, synagogue or gurdwara facility […]

Acting Chief Executive Ministry for Disabled People appointed until permanent role is filled   Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission is today announcing the appointment of Ms Geraldine Woods as Acting Chief Executive, Ministry for Disabled People.   An independent recruitment process took place to find a permanent person for the role. Due to the […]