Minimum wage increase another step backwards for disability support providers
Opinion – Peter Reynolds, NZDSN CEO The 1 April minimum wage increase should mean more money in the pockets of the lowest paid workers, who
Opinion – Peter Reynolds, NZDSN CEO The 1 April minimum wage increase should mean more money in the pockets of the lowest paid workers, who
Click Here – Refresh of the New Zealand Disability Strategy Whaikaha has announced its intention to commence a review of the NZ Disability Strategy. Expressions of
Tēnā koutou DSS are seeking to engage suitably qualified supplier/suppliers to deliver the Disability Abuse Prevention and Response service (DAPAR). The overall objective of DAPAR is
Note that this community consultation runs in parallel with consultation specifically with providers. The DSS team at MSD want to stabilise disability support services so
We’re delighted to share that the Ministry of Social Development Training Fund, which NZDSN manages on the Ministry’s behalf, is open for applications. The fund
Community consultation will open on 10 February and run until 24 March 2025. This consultation is about the essential disability services and supports that people
