Disabled people invisible in too many government announcements
Too many government announcements affecting disabled people don’t even mention disabled people, leaving the community googling for answers, and feeling forgotten or invisible. This lack
Too many government announcements affecting disabled people don’t even mention disabled people, leaving the community googling for answers, and feeling forgotten or invisible. This lack
I attended an intriguing Whaikaha-led online meeting for all providers on Monday afternoon. I learnt about the meeting third-hand from one of our members, for
By Peter Reynolds, NZDSN CEO I was disappointed to see Minister for Children Karen Chhour essentially declare war on service providers this week. The rhetoric was hard
Disability support providers are concerned the recommendations by Whaikaha independent reviewers are compromised by a lack of consultation with the sector. “The recommendations have clearly
The Government’s bombshell decision to cut disability support funding in real terms, while gutting the Ministry designed by and for disabled people without even deigning
The government’s ‘those who can work, should work’ line rings hollow considering minimal investment into employment assistance for disabled people says the New Zealand Disability