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A Supported Life (ASL) offers adolescents and adults with an intellectual disability a wide range of support opportunities and residential options in their own community.

ASL is a niche provider, committed to offering a unique and flexible service style that arises from the individual’s own aspirations and needs.

ASL offers both a residential and community inclusion/vocational focus in delivering support to those it serves.

Contact

Name: Stuart Spackman
Address: Box 83 254, Edmonton, Waitakere, Auckland 0610
Phone: 09 836 1740
Email:stuart@asupportedlife.co.nz
Web: www.asupportedlife.co.nz

Organisation Details

ABI Rehab provides interdisciplinary, client and whanau-centred rehab including prevention, assessment and treatment relating to trauma and neuro-disability.  ABI Rehab forms positive relationships, innovates and enables people to achieve health and wellbeing.  Services are provided in the community for children, youth and adults, mostly in Northland, Auckland, Wellington, Kapiti, Wairarapa, Mid Central Regions but there are some specialist national services.  Sub-acute rehabilitation and residential disability services for adults are proved in Auckland and Wellington

Contact

Name:  Dr Christine Howard-Brown
Address: 180 Metcalf Rd, Ranui, Auckland
Phone: Community Services 09 373 7850 (Epsom Branch) 04 240 0122 (Wellington) 09 826 4004 (North West) Inpatient and Residential services 09 831 0070 (Auckland 04 237 0128 Wellington
Email: referrals@abi-rehab.co.nz
Web: https://www.abi-rehab.co.nz/

Accessable – Solutions for better living
Accessable works hard to support solutions for people with disabilities and injuries by providing quality equipment and modifications to help them lead better lives. With 95 staff, we strive to provide a high level of customer service in a helpful, efficient and timely manner. We work closely with the Ministry of Health, District Health Boards and ACC, suppliers and contractors, other organisations, and customers, family/whanau and their carers.
Accessable provides Ministry of Health equipment, housing and vehicle modifications and ACC housing modifications, for people who have difficulty with everyday tasks due to disability or injury. We work closely with a range of health professionals along with equipment suppliers and building contractors to provide the solutions that are needed.

Contact
Name: Graham Walling
Address: 9 Airpark Drive, Māngere, Auckland 2022
Phone: 0508 001 002
Email: gwalling@accessable.co.nz
Web: https://www.accessable.co.nz/

 

Organisation Details

Agape Care is an inter-denominational Christian ministry based in West Auckland, providing residential and vocational services.

Contact

Name: Diane Bell
Address: PO Box 69-210, Glendene, Waitakere
Phone: 09 837 8597
Email:dianeb@agapecare.org.nz
Web: www.agapecare.org.nz

 

AIM offers an individualised vocational service designed to mentor, support and empower young adults with intellectual disabilities (regardless of the level of disability) from the age of 16 years upward. 
We aim to provide support and opportunities for achieving personal goals and participatory roles within the wider community.
We are based in the wonderful town of Warkworth in the Rodney District, just north of Auckland, New Zealand

Contact
Name: Jane Blackbourn
Address: 16 Auckland Road, Warkworth 0910
Phone: 09 422 3554
Email: adultsinmotion@gmail.com
Web: https://www.adultsinmotionnz.com/

 

Alpha are committed to providing holistic community-based, culturally sensitive vocational rehabilitation services, by providing customised and sustainable workplace rehabilitation, pre-employment training and placement solutions.

We are a national company located throughout New Zealand. Our highly qualified, experienced and passionate people work collaboratively with our clients and their customers to help and assist working age people to prepare for, make the transition to and find suitable and sustainable employment.

The Alpha way is to facilitate a positive and secure environment within which people feel able to develop and grow in order to secure economic independence and a feeling of social wellbeing as they enter and remain in employment. Our trained consultants, therapists and work brokers are suitably motivated and equipped with the skills and resources to secure successful outcomes throughout New Zealand whether it be in a remote rural area or a large urban centre.

By delivering needs driven vocational rehabilitation solutions, we achieve the desired outcomes by taking an approach which both motivates and inspires self confidence in the individual as quickly as possible.

Alpha provides customised vocational rehabilitation solutions , assessments, work trials, work ready and pre-employment programmes, graduated return to work assistance, placement services and in work support.

 

Contact
Name: David Broomhead
Address: Level 1, 35 Grey Street, Tauranga, 3110
Phone: 07 579 0525
Email: david.broomhead@alphaconsultants.co.nz
Web: https://www.alphaconsultants.co.nz/

Since the Trust started operating in 1987 we’ve learned a few things about helping people with disabilities to live an ordinary life. One of the keys to helping clients is a simple one. When someone walks through our doors, we don’t see their disability and what they can’t do, but what they can do. That’s an attitude the community needs to take on. In many ways, it’s about giving people a chance and that’s what this trust is all about.

For clients who access our services we are a stepping stone into employment, community-based activities, skills/personal development and more. I’m very proud of our staff, both past and present, who recognise that everyone has the potential to do something in the way of work, or developing social skills which develop pathways to employment and the community. We don’t put people in cotton wool or treat them with kid gloves; people are people. We don’t treat people differently because they have a disability. Nor do they want us to.

Contact
Name: Steve Hales
Address: McLean Street, Strandon, New Plymouth 4312
Phone: 06 758 0397
Email: gm@atawhai.co.nz
Web: https://www.atawhai.co.nz/

Organisation Details

We equip people with the skills needed to participate fully in society. This includes support in living independently, getting around, using technology, continuing to read and communicate, being socially active and staying in or looking for work.

Contact

Name: Communications
Address: 4 Maunsell Rd, Parnell, Auckland
Phone: 0800 24 33 33
Email: generalenquiries@blindfoundation.org.nz
Web: www.blindfoundation.org.nz

Organisation Details

At Brackenridge, people are our priority, supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to create and lead their lives, their way.  Fantastic normal everyday lives where people are included as valued members in our community and live happy and fulfilling lives.

Contact

Name: Pip Stewart
Address: Private Bag, 4738, Christchurch
Phone: 03 926 1960
Email:brackenridge@brackenridge.org.nz
Web: www.brackenridge.org.nz

Organisation Details

Cambridge Disablity Enterprise Incorporated t/a Achievement House is a disability enterprise that offers people with disability opportunities in employment, occupation, community participation and social engagement. We contract to Government Ministries to provide these supports. We are based in the CBD of Cambridge and our supports are available to anyone meeting Ministry of Social Development or Ministry of Health criteria for disability support funding.

Contact

Name: Neil Fynn
Address: 13 Wilson St. CMB. PO Box 231 Cambridge 3450
Phone: 07 827 7441 / 027 440 1919
Email: achievementhouse@xtra.co.nz
Web: N/A

Organisation Details

Career Moves supported employment agency is a multi-faceted agency working with disability, job seekers and open recruitment. We work in all of the smaller towns across the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and offer a range of ways to meet and engage with our clients.

Our team of consultants offer support with career planning, career planning, tailored specifically to you! Let us help you through the employment process, with interview coaching and so much more.

Contact

Name: Mark Smith
Address: 13 Keddell Street Frankton, Hamilton 3204
Phone: 07 839 7367
Email:mark@careermoves.org.nz
Web: www.careermoves.org.nz

Organisation Details

Catapult Employment Services is an employment service for both employers and jobseekers, that has been helping Cantabrians into employment for over 10 years. We have employment consultants and offer an counselling around anxieties with employment.

Contact

Name: Vicky Braid
Address: PO Box 33368 Barrington Christchurch 8244
Phone: 03 365 7005
Email:admin@ces.org.nz
Web: www.catapult.org.nz

Organisation Details

CCS Disability Action works in partnership with disabled people, their families and whanau to ensure equality of opportunity, quality of life and an environment that enhances full community integration and participation.
CCS Disability Action exists to make a difference for disabled people, their families and whanau by removing barriers to inclusion and by offering support, advocacy and information to disabled people so they can access all ordinary opportunities in their communities.
Our community is made up of all disabled people and their families and whanau, who live in Aotearoa/New Zealand. We include all people who face barriers to inclusion on the basis of disability and all who want to access the disability support services we provide.

Contact

Name: Melissa Smith
Address: Level 3, 94 Dixon Street, Wellington; PO Box 6349, Marion Square, Wellington
Phone: 04 384 5677
Email:Melissa.Smith@ccsDisabilityAction.org.nz
Web: www.ccsDisabilityAction.org.nz

Organisation Details

Comcare Trust is an innovative, forward-thinking organisation that:

  • Is recovery focused and builds on people’s strengths
  • Delivers positive results for people and their families to live well in the community
  • Takes a practical approach, doing what is necessary to assist people overcome the barriers to independence and moving forward

Contact

Name: Louise Deane
Address: 257 Lincoln Road, Christchurch 8024
Phone: 03 377 2903
Email:jobconnect@comcare.org.nz
Web: http://www.comcare.org.nz/

Organisation Details

We support people with intellectual disabilities and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder to live in their community.

Support can be from one hour per week to 24/7 and is designed around the person to meet their individual needs.

People will be supported to live within their own financial means, from their employment income or their benefit.

Contact

Name: Mike Brummitt
Address: PO Box 2304, Dunedin 9044
Phone: 03 466 3055
Email: mike@cct.org.nz
Web: www.cct.org.nz

Organisation Details

Since 1989 Community Living has supported disabled people to live the life of their choice, thriving as part of the community.

We provide an individualised service led by the people we support. Based in Hamilton, we work with communities throughout the middle of the North Island including the Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Taranaki.

With our partners we now support more than 800 individuals of all ages. In October 2021 Lifestyle Choices in the Bay of Plenty joined the Community Living whānau and are now operating under the name Community Choices. They serve approximately 60 people in their own home or in residential homes. Here are some more key points:

  • Disabled people lead in our organisation both on the board and through Ko Tātou Tēnei – our board advisory group made up of the people we work for.
  • We support 165 people, 24 hours per day, 365 days of the year in individual homes and flats, and we own 39 houses and units on top of some 35 – 40 flats. We rent these from both Community Housing and private landlords, depending on our client needs.
  • We help around 175 whānau/families who have a family member with a disability living at home with them, and we have a range of supports including respite and Supported Independent Living.
  • We support 100 people to obtain real meaningful work or to gain the skills that will help them to get a job.
  • We provide specialist support such as therapy services across the region and protective services for people with a disability or with a history of offending.
  • We employ more than 520 people in various part-time and full-time roles.  Irrespective of the nature of our roles or positions, we are all here to work in partnership with people with disabilities, their whānau/family and the broader community and help to facilitate each individual to live their dreams through community connections

The sector is changing rapidly and we’ve been at the forefront of the Enabling Good Lives approach, which for us means “Nou Te Mana” or “The power is within you”. Nou Te Mana is our focus going forward, with disabled people leading at all levels of our organisation.

 

Contact

Name: Warren Herring
Address: 180 Collingwood St, PO Box 292, Hamilton 3240
Phone: 07 834 3700
Email: enquires@communityliving.org.nz 
Web: www.communityliving.org.nz

Organisation Details

Coromandel Independent Living Trust is a broad-based community services provider for the Upper Coromandel Peninsula. Our various programmes are aimed at addressing needs to support people in our community. We currently deliver more than 15 programmes across 10 sites

Contact

Name: Mike Noonan
Address: PO Box 25 Coromandel 3543
Phone: 07 866 8358
Email: cilt@cilt.org.nz
Web: https://www.cilt.org.nz/

Organisation Details

Creative Abilities is a social services organisation that was established in 1996.

Based on the North Shore, we provide 24-hour supported flatting and day services, with a focus on lifestyle normalisation.

The Creative Abilities team is a dedicated group of people, who work alongside people with physical and other needs.

Services are funded by the ACC, and the Ministries of Health and Social Development.

Our aim is to create, with our clients, a friendly, stimulating, happy and comfortable environment. which leads to full and rewarding lives.

Contact

Name: Hannah Gerdin
Address: 14 Silverfield Estate, Wairau Valley, North Shore, Auckland 0627
Phone: 09 444 0608
Email: hannah@creativeabilities.co.nz
Web: www.creativeabilities.co.nz

Organisation Details

Creativeworks provides support to people with experience of a mental illness or disability to find employment and then supports them to maintain this for at least six months.

Contact

Christchurch Office

8 Kennedy Place
Hillsborough
Christchurch 8022

PO Box 2322
Christchurch 8140

Phone (03) 371 5599

Email: employmentchch@creativeworks.org.nz

 

Wellington Office

71-73 Port Road
Seaview
Lower Hutt 5010

PO Box 30229
Lower Hutt 5040

Phone (04) 589 9442

Email: employmentwgtn@creativeworks.org.nz

Crown is privately owned and registered as a Private Training Establishment by NZQA under the Education Act (1989). Established in 1972, Crown is one of New Zealand’s longest-running tertiary institutions providing training in Travel and Tourism, Hospitality, Health and Wellbeing, Business and Computing. In January 2020, the PTE was sold to and purchased by KIEL (Kiwi Institute of Education Limited) and Dr Josephine Do became the new Managing Director. Crown aims to produce work-ready graduates and provides internships/placements/real-world experience to students related to their field of study.

Contact
Name: Dr Josephine Do
Address: 80 Anzac Ave, Auckland City
Phone: 021 125 2955
Email: jkdo@crown.ac.nz
Web: www.crown.ac.nz

Organisation Details

Disability Resource Centre (HB) Trust support people with disabilities to actively participate in their community. Our Services include: Turning Point: Building confidence and independence equipping people with the skills to be self-directing with their lives to get the best life they can achieve. Transition from School Service: Supporting ORS funded students in their last year of schooling to transition to adult services after school. Network Personnel: An employment service assisting people with long term health conditions or disabilities to find work (supporting them in their work for up to 12 months – or longer if required in special circumstances). SCOPZE: A day Respite Activity Service for High Needs/Very High and Complex Needs clients who wish to have a more structured approach to their day. DIAS: A free Disability Information and Advisory Service assisting people with their enquiries related to anything regarding disability.

Contact

Name:Tracey Fraser
Address:PO Box 2348 Hastings 4156
Phone:06 873 8210
Email:information@drchb.org.nz
Web:www.drchb.org.nz

Organisation Details

We are of service to all people who seek our services and are referred to us via a Needs Assessment and Service Coordination Service (NASC). The service we provide is support for each person to live their life and to achieve their ambitions.

Contact

Name: Jane Kinsey
Address: Private Bag 18, Nelson 7010
Phone: 03 546 1558
Email: Jane.Kinsey@nmhs.govt.nz
Web: www.nmdhb.govt.nz/disabilitysupport.aspx

Organisation Details

DTS EPIC Pathwys supports opportunities for people to participate in their communities, gain employment, learn life and work skills. We support people with disabilities between the ages of 16 to 64 years. People being seen as valued contributors to their community, people having the confidence, skills and support of their families and friends to do whatever they want. Staff also supports people in other areas of their lives, including advocacy, budgeting, and housing. We work alongside the person to achieve their goals; we support people to become independent in all areas of their lives.

Contact

Name: Vanessa McIntosh
Address:PO Box 670, Napier, 4140
Phone:06 8358256, 0273032946
Email: manager@dtsnapier.org.nz
Web:www.dtsnapier.org.nz

Organisation Details

Framework delivers community based mental health and intellectual disability services in greater Auckland from strategic locations throughout the city.

Among non-government agencies, it is a leader in adopting an integrated approach to its delivery of services.

Paramount among these services is community support, supported employment, participation and inclusion.

Framework also provides a variety of training for external staff – Health and Wellbeing Apprenticeship – Level 4, First Aid, Non-Violent Crisis Intervention and other mental health related training.

Contact

Name:
Address: 51 Huia Rd, Otahuhu Auckland 1062, PO Box 22424 Auckland 1640
Phone: 09 523 2790
Email: 
Web: www.framework.org.nz

Organisation Details

Emerge Aotearoa is a not-for-profit charitable trust that provides community-based mental health, addiction, disability support and social housing services nationwide to people who are vulnerable or marginalised within their communities.  We believe that everyone is capable of living full and rich lives in their chosen communities when they have access to the right support and opportunities for learning, skill development and rehabilitation. In every aspect of our work we are committed to helping our service users be the best they can be.

We are an organisation with people and heart at its very core.  Our vision of “Realising Potential” Tautokohia te mana tangata, provides us with the ability to see what can be achieved when there is a genuine connection; the ability for someone to see the good in themselves and in others, to recognise the possibility for things to improve, and life to be meaningful and purposeful.  Our values guide the way we work with service users and their families –   Connecting with Purpose – Whakawhānaunga, Engaging with Respect – Manaaki, Walking and Learning Together – Ako and Acting with Integrity – Whakamana; they form the basis of everything we do.

We focus our development and financial investment on four strategic areas, providing resources in:

  • Better meeting the needs of Māori tangata whaiora
  • Better meeting the needs of Pasifika
  • A commitment to participation of people with lived experience and development of peer services
  • Providing social housing to vulnerable populations

We are a large independent service provider with approximately 1,000 frontline staff and managers delivering services for government agencies such as the Ministry of Health, District Health Boards, ACC, Department of Corrections and the Ministry of Social Development. Over the last year we have delivered services for care and support, rehabilitative and reintegration s to over 8,400 people.

 

ABOUT US

  • Emerge Aotearoa was formed earlier this year through a merger of two existing NGOs; Recovery Solutions and Richmond, to create one of New Zealand’s larger independent providers for mental health and addiction services.  Emerge Aotearoa is a not for profit charitable trust.
  • Emerge Aotearoa provides services in community-based mental health, addiction, disability support, social service, intensive monitoring, forensic step-down and social housing services nationwide. We believe that everyone is capable of living full and rich lives in their chosen communities when they have access to the right support and opportunities for learning, skill development and rehabilitation. In every aspect of our work we are committed to helping our service users be the best they can be.
  • We are a large independent service provider in the mental health and addiction sector with approximately 1,000 frontline staff and managers delivering services for government agencies such as the Ministry of Health and district health boards, ACC, Department of Corrections and the Ministry of Social Development. Over the last year we have delivered services for care and support, rehabilitative and reintegration services to over 8,400 individuals from all backgrounds including more than 2,100 Māori, and 750 Pasifika clients.
  • As an organisation, our purpose is to realise potential (Tautokohia te mana tangata) and we do this by providing mana-enhancing services that promote the health and wellbeing of individuals, their whānau and communities (He tuku i nga ratonga whakamana i te oranga e manakohia ana e te tangata, tona, whānau me tona hapori).

 

OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND DIRECTORS 

  • Gabrielle Huria (Chair)
  • Graeme Bell
  • Dr Hinemoa Elder
  • Faumui Penelope Ginnen (Lope)
  • Shenagh Gleisner
  • Materoa Mar
  • Pat Snedden
  • Sir Pita Sharples (Kaumatua)
  • Tim Walker

 

OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM 

  • Barbara Disley, Group Chief Executive
  • Dr Margaret Aimer, Clinical Director
  • Gordon Attwood, GM Mind & Body
  • Karla Bergquist, GM Service Delivery
  • Nicola Coom, GM People Strategy & Performance
  • John Cook, GM Business Services & Social Housing
  • Theodora Despotaki, Director Communications & Stakeholder Engagement
  • Lorna Murray, GM Strategy & Community Development
  • Manu Sione, GM Cultural Development & Leadership

 OUR BELIEFS

  • Using evidence based knowledge and strategies and building on what we know works
  • Fostering connections by working together, building strong relationships and partnerships
  • Being strengths-based by looking for possibilities rather than problems, options rather than constraints and wellbeing rather than sickness
  • Building self-confidence by creating opportunities for people to experience themselves as competent and successful
  • Putting learning; Ako at the heart of all we do and creating learning opportunities from all our experiences
  • Holding hope for a positive future by encouraging everyone to see new options and opportunities
  • Promoting mutual respect by acknowledging people as being the architect of their own learning, discovery and recovery, and staff enabling this
  • Respecting diversity by being mindful of cultural differences and behaving in ways that are culturally appropriate and respectful
  • Supporting inclusion by touching a person’s life for only as long as we need to, supporting them to become fully included in their whānau and communities
  • Upholding people’s rights and working with them to honour their responsibilities
  • Valuing lived experience by providing fostering mutual respect, sharing and agreement about what is helpful
  • Ensuring support is trauma informed by recognising the impact of past and unresolved trauma
  • Everyone has the right to a safe and healthy home.

CORE BUSINESS AREAS FOR EMERGE AOTEAROA

The majority of our services are delivered on contract to government agencies and include:

  • Residential Disability Support and Accommodation Services
  • Community Mental Health Residential Forensic Step-Down Services
  • Intensive Supported Rehabilitation
  • Packages of Care for Corrections
  • Residential Rehabilitation Services
  • Respite Care
  • Social Housing
  • Accommodation & Housing
  • Alcohol & other Drug Services
  • Child, Youth & Whānau Residential & Community Support Services
  • Mobile Community Support Services
  • Culturally Specific Services
  • Day Programmes
  • Deaf Mental Health Services
  • Eating Disorders Services
  • Education & Employment Support
  • Whānau & Family Support
  • Intellectual Disability Support Services
  • Peer Support Services
  • Primary Care Services
  • Health promotion services
  • ACC residential and mobile Living Skills service
  • Flexible Disability Support
  • Emergency Housing

OUR PROPERTY PORTFOLIO

We have our own social housing business and a significant property portfolio with a presence in main centres and provincial areas as well as networks and relationships with other social housing providers and private landlords. We have a total of 217 properties, 84 of which are owned by us and 133 leased. Our properties in the larger urban centres include 87 in Greater Auckland, 12 in Hamilton, 39 in Greater Wellington and 36 in Christchurch. We use 160 of these properties to deliver services including residential services, 51 are used for housing and six are investment properties.

A key benefit of our property assets and housing expertise is our ability to source good quality accommodation quickly, and prepare accommodation to diverse specifications.

We employ approximately 1,000 staff many of whom are flax root support workers who have experience and training in dealing with people with wide support needs. We can provide flexible services right across greater Auckland with teams in Central Auckland, West Auckland, North Shore, Rodney, and Counties Manukau who work locally and are well networked into a wide range of community services.

Contact

Name: Emerge Aotearoa

Address: National Support Office, 320 Ti Rakau Drive, Botany, Auckland 2013
Phone: 09 265 0255
Address: West Auckland Office, 92 Henderson Valley Road, Henderson, Auckland 0612
Phone: 09 839 7301
Address: Central Auckland Office, 103 Richardson Road, Mt Albert, Auckland 1025
Phone: 09 847 9156
Address: Northland Office, 39 Norfolk Street, Whangarei 0112
Phone: 09 265 0255
Address: Tauranga Office, 62 Westminster Drive, Tauranga 3110
Phone: 07 579 9020
Address: Wellington Office, Level 1, 20 Daly Street, Lower Hutt 5010
Phone: 04 589 9442
Address: Christchurch Office, 8 Kennedy Place, Hillsborough, Christchurch 8022Botany,
Phone: 03 371 5599

Email: info@emergeaotearoa.org.nz
Web: www.emergeaotearoa.org.nz

Organisation Details

WORKSTAR is a specialist Supported Employment Agency that has served the Nelson economy well for over twenty-five years servicing over 1500 people. We specialise in providing support to the almost one in four of adults under the age of 65 who manage a disability. Our professional employment service provides free ongoing support.

Contact

Name: Ben Harris
Address: 70 Waimea Road, Nelso
Phone: 0223 440 910
Email: Manager@workstar.co.nz
Web: www.workstar.co.nz

Organisation Details

Enrich Group is a family of organisations with common and complementary services that support people with disabilities and those living with autism and neurodiversities.

It is the entity that acts as the kaitiaki (guardian) for the family of services, which includes:

  • Enrich+,
  • McKenzie Centre,
  • Enrich Group Management Services,
  • Enrich+ Property Trust and
  • A business partnership with Active+ Waikato.

Enrich Group’s focus as kaitiaki is to support and help each organisation offer more capacity to meet the increased demand for disability services in the community.

That then allows the organisations to add value and provide greater workplace efficiencies.

Enrich Group also offers management services such as human resources, finance, information technology and communications, to other disability organisations or charitable trusts.

Contact:
Name: Karen Scott
Address: 48 Teasdale Street, Te Awamutu / PO Box 413, Te Awamutu
Phone: 0800 Enrich (0800 367 424) or 07 871 6410
Email:karen.scott@enrichplus.org.nz
Web: www.enrichplus.org.nz

Organisation Details

The world’s first and award-winning stairway and evacuation chair enables a single competently trained user to evacuate a disabled person speedily and safely, along with everyone else from any level of the building in an emergency.

Contact

Name: Sue Taylor
Address:
Phone: 0800 382 282
Email:info@evacchair.co.nz
Web: www.evacchair.co.nz

Organisation Details

Evaro (formerly Wellington After-Care Association) provides support for people with disabilities to access, participate and be included in their communities.

Contact

Name: Kervin Farr
Address: P.O. Box 11737, Manners Street, Wellington 6142
Phone: 04 470 7892
Email: kervin@evaro.nz
Web: www.evaro.nz

Organisation Details

Geneva Elevator is a specialist consultancy service offering a wide range of employment, training and support options to clients with diverse needs.We offer a range of services nationwide including: Employment Service – Auckland – This is a free service to job seekers and employers, Very High Needs (VHN) – Whangarei, Northshore, South Auckland, Wellington and New Plymouth – Community based program. Transition – Auckland – Service for Orr’s funded students aged 16 to 21 in there last year of school. There is also a service available for private students. Rehab Services – Auckland – Which includes Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Dance, Art and Music Therapist. Deaf VHN – Auckland & Waikato – Teaching Life skill’s. Skills for Industry – Nationwide – 5 Week introduction to caregiving course. Training for Work – Auckland and Bay of Plenty – 13 Week training program to achieve Level 2 Certificate in Health & Wellbeing. Paths – South Auckland – Supporting clients in the Counties Manukau District Health board catchment area to source suitable employment. Whanau Hub – Auckland – Education program to support family’s with Deaf / hearing impairments and Opt In – Auckland – Supporting SLP clients with career planning and peer support

Contact

Name:  Vikki Perana
Address: 621 Great South Rd, Manukau, PO Box 106 339 Auckland 1143
Phone: 09 531 5600
Email: enquiries@genevaelevator.co.nz
Web: www.genevaelevator.co.nz

Organisation Details

Healthvision was established in 1998 by Sue Doherty, a registered nurse who identified a need for quality and responsive home-based care service. From humble beginnings to one of New Zealand’s leading healthcare providers, today Healthvision is still family-owned and continue to support grassroots action and value community-based and family-oriented healthcare. By combining services from our community healthcare, nursing, rehabilitation and allied health teams, we have the opportunity to deliver better and more efficient healthcare, which result in better client outcomes. We have positioned ourselves to providing a more integrated care approach so clients can maximise their wellbeing and independence and stay connected to their family and community. Healthvision offer dedicated care teams for short or long term, as little or as often as you need us. We promote partnership through sharing latest best-practice information and care innovations and regular practice nurse training programmes. Our specialist services include: Home Support • Hourly, daily, weekly care from registered nurses and specialist support workers. • Support with showering, dressing, medication, bowel and catheter cares. • Experts in complex care needs. • General household cleaning, grocery shopping and meal preparation. Expert Nursing Care • Expert wound care with specialist nurses for comfort and pain management. • Free burn and wound care with any approved ACC claim. • Access to specialised dressings and products for best possible outcomes. • Pressure injury prevention and management. • Medication management and clinical oversight. • Palliative care. Allied Health • Access to physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology and other specialist services. • Specialist assessment services. Clinical Trials Monitoring • Community monitoring of clinical trials. • Working closely with investigator sites and clinical trial organisations.

 

Contact

Name:  Jackie Long
Address: Head Office: Suite 1D, 95 Ascot Avenue, Greenlane, Auckland 1051
Phone: 0508 733 377
Email: service@healthvision.co.nz
Web: www.healthvision.co.nz

Organisation Details

Support to find employment for people who identify as having a disability/health condition who are in receipt of Jobseeker Support or Supported Living Payment.

Contact

Name: Jenny Jarvis
Address: P O Box 582, Levin 5540
Phone: 06 368 1095
Email: jenny@hlc.ac.nz
Web: www.hlc.ac.nz

Organisation Details

Hōhepa Hawke’s Bay was established in 1957 to provide a home and support services for people with intellectual disabilities. We operate a school, residential services, community participation and day activities in Hawke’s Bay, with our work based on the principles and example of Rudolf Steiner. We are a land-based community, operating two biodynamic farms which produce award-winning cheese as well as milk and food for the people we support. The cultural life of our communities is strong, with emphasis on therapies and the arts (visual art, music, drama, speech, eurythmy).

We value the place of work and making a meaningful contribution to society. A retail outlet in central Napier, Hōhepa Creative Works, showcases some of the products produced by people we support including weaving, candles and items made from wood. The Hōhepa Environmental Services grows and plants native trees as part of wetland restoration projects, providing work opportunities for people with high and complex needs. In 2014 Hōhepa Hawke’s Bay opened a site in Otaihanga, Kāpiti Coast; this growing community will have delegated authority for self-governing in 2 years time.

Contact

Name: Jane Parslow
Address: 363 State Highway 51, Clive, 4102; postal address PO Box 3, Clive, Napier 4148
Phone: 06 870 0426
Email: trust@trust.hohepa.org.nz
Web: www.hohepahawkesbay.com

Organisation Details

Horizons Trust enables adults of all ages to develop confidence, build relationships and learn life skills through a range of diverse activities, in a fun, safe , caring, and supportive environment.

Contact

Name: Donna Rainbird
Address: 10 Birmingham Drive Middleton Christchurch 8024
Phone:03 377 6294
Email: info@horizonstrust.org.nz
Web:www.horizonstrust.org.nz

Organisation Details

IDEA Services provides residential, vocational, behaviour support, supported employment, supported living and other support to people with intellectual disabilities throughout New Zealand.

Contact

Name: General Enquiries
Address: Level 15, 57 Willis Street or PO Box 4155, Wellington 6140
Phone: 0800 442 442
Web: www.ihc.org.nz

Organisation Details

IDEA Services provides support to people living with an Intellectual Disability.

Contact

Name: National Office Reception
Address: PO Box 4155, Wellington
Phone:  0800 442 442
Email: reception@ihc.org.nz
Web: www.ihc.org.nz

Organisation Details

DIAS provider greater Auckland Area including Mobile Service and Asian Information Service specialising in Mandarin, Cantonese and Korean, Assistive Technology Stores Botany South, Royal Oak, Browns Bay, national online Assistive Technology Store, Specialist Access and Advisory Team, fully accessible conference facilities.

Contact

Name: Karen Beard-Greer
Address: 14 Erson Avenue, Royal Oak, Auckland
Phone: 09 625 0322
Email: karen@ilsnz.org
Web: www.ilsnz.org

Organisation Details

Interactionz is a social enterprise, focused on building better lives and better communities, by supporting people to live their most meaningful life.  We offer planning, community mentoring, training, service transformation and visualisation services to individuals and organisations.

Contact

Name: Jennifer Calley
Address: 113C Ruakura Lane
Phone: 021 837 329
Email: admin@interactionz.org.nz
Web: www.interactionz.org.nz

Organisation Details

Kaurilands Skills Centre Trust

Contact

Name: Wendy Dunn
Address: 115 Tokatoka Road, Ruawai, RD 2. 0592
Phone: 09 439 2140
Email: operations.manager@kaurilandsskills.co.nz
Web: www.kaurilandsskills.co

Organisation Details

Life Skills Taranaki is a charitable trust established in 1986 to develop and enhance the well-being and independence of people with disabilities.

Life Skills Taranaki is an enabler, not an employer. Clients are encouraged to engage in community-based activities in a supportive and congenial environment.

Our main focus is to promote activities outside our premises. We also provide in-house skills-based activities as requested by clients.

We operate from well-appointed premises at 8 Manadon Street, Spotswood, New Plymouth. The Trust has modern vehicles and, in most cases, can provide transport to and from the centre.

Contact

Name: Stewart Filbee
Address: 8 Manadon Street, Spotswood, New Plymouth
Phone: 06 7510188
Email:life.skills-np@xtra.co.nz
Web: www.facebook.com/LifeskillsTaranaki

Mana Ātea is a newly established provider of individualised and flexible supports to people with disability and their whānau/families with the vision of being fully inclusive. This means working in partnership with people with disability and their whānau/family to live in their own home and to receive supports that meet their individual needs and preferences from people that they choose and trust.
My Place Aotearoa believes that family/whānau are the foundation of communities and can only thrive if they are connected to, are valued by and have a sense of belonging in their own communities. My Place Aotearoa’s name was purposely selected to reflect the very personalised, client-controlled approach: individuals standing in their own power, in their own wisdom.
My Place Aotearoa will support people who have been referred to the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) ‘Living my Life’ service in the wider Auckland area, Waikato and the Bay of Plenty. The areas of support that My Place Aotearoa will provide under this service are called ‘Tailored Supports’ and ‘Coaching to Self-Manage’. My Place Aotearoa is committed to work in partnership with each person with disability to plan and receive supports that meet their individual needs and preferences from people that they choose and trust. My Place Aotearoa does not provide any group home, day centre or other congregate care services.

Contact
Name: Rangi Pouwhare
Address: PO Box 109091, Newmarket, Auckland 1149
Phone: 0272017678
Email: rangi@myplaceaotearoa.nz
Website: www.myplaceaotearoa.nz

Organisation Details

Manaaki Ability Trust started as the Hutt Valley Disabled Resources Trust in 1981 as a sheltered workshop, providing a segregated and limited ’employment’ service to people with intellectual disabilities.

We are now an inclusive organisation that delivers the following services to all people with disabilities between the ages of 16-65:

  • Transition from school
  • Vocational support
  • Community Participation
  • Centre-based and facilited programmes

We are open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 4.30pm providing a safe, secure environment where clients meet, socialise, participate in activities and/or meet before or after work or other community focused events.

All our work with clients is strengths-based.

Clients work with their own dedicated coordinator and are all fully involved (together with their families/whanau and other significant stakeholders in their lives) with the development of their own personal goal plans.

Contact

Name: Paul Mainwaring – Chief Executive Officer
Address: 60 Woburn Road, Lower Hutt
Phone: 04 569 3091
Email: paul.mainwaring@manaakiabilitytrust.org.
Web: http://www.manaakiabilitytrust.org.nz

Organisation Details

Manawanui is New Zealand’s leading host of self-directed services. We work with the Ministries of Health & Social Development and DHBs across the country to support you to use your funding the way you want to. We can support you as little or much as you need – you call the shots. We can provide you with the tools and support you need to recruit staff, manage your budget, make a plan for your life, upskill your staff and lead the life you want to lead, how you want to lead it.

Contact

Name: Marsha Marshall
Address: 7/76 Paul Matthews Rd, Rosedale, Auckland
Phone: 0508 462 427
Email: info@incharge.org.nz
Web: www.incharge.org.nz

Organisation Details

Options is a supported living agency, based in Plamerston North, which is committed to delivering services and supports in a manner that fit each person’s needs and aspirations.

Our aim is to work with each person and their family to design and put in place an arrangement of individually tailored supports that are carefully planned to support the person to have their own home in the community and live a good life.

Contact

Name: Carol Sebborn
Address: 31 Princess Street, Palmerston North
Phone: 06 353 2242
Email:carol@options.org.nz
Web: www.options.org.nz

Organisation Details

Student Transition Services Auckland Region

Contact

Name: Marian Galvin
Address: 12 John Hill Road, Hunua, RD3, Papakura, Auckland 2583
Phone: 027 270 4668
Email: marian@realworldliving.co.nz
Web: N/A

Organisation Details

MASH Trust provides a range of services including residential, Child and Youth crisis respite, support vocational services, day programmes and alcohol and drug services for people who have mental illness, intellectual disability and physical disability.

MASH has services in Palmerston North, Horowhenua, Kapiti coast, Wellington and the Hawkes Bay.

Contact

Name: Dr Karleen Edwards
Address: 180 Cuba Street, Palmerston North 4410; PO Box 157, Palmerston North 4440
Phone: 06 355 7200
Email:kedwards@mashtrust.org.nz
Web: www.mashtrust.org.nz

Organisation Details

Matea Trust is a private charitable trust, which provides residential support for people with intellectual disabilities, in two homes, one in the town of Orewa, the other on a rural block in Dairy Flat, just north of Albany, both are on a bus route. We provide living conditions as close to family living as possible. The Trust also offers carer support. On the Dairy Flat site, we also provide employment opportunities for men with intellectual disabilities in our firewood business. We also offer work experience opportunities to students preparing to leave school and enter the workforce. Part of our philosophy is to promote our clients into a participating role in the community to enable them to be as independent as possible, to enjoy their rights as New Zealanders and to live as normal a life as possible.

Contact

Name: Fleur Bartholomew
Address:
Phone: 09 415 7103
Email: fleur@mateatrust.co.nz
Web: www.mateatrust.co.nz

Organisation Details

NorthAble was set up in 1990 to provide information and advice to ngā tāngata whaikaha (our people with disabilities). From there, our services have grown and evolved into one of Northland’s largest independent disability services providers.

We deliver many services covering all areas of disability and beyond, Funded mainly by MSD and MoH. We aim to invest in our staff and business to enable them to deliver the best services possible. We do this through multiple relationships with our community and other providers that aim to ensure we are always looking for the new, best way forward.

Services

We have restructured our services to deliver our contracts differently. We have implemented a new facilitation services model which combines the delivery of NASC, VHN and Transition into one service.

Our facilitation services model enables us to support our clients with all elements of their life and funding by providing one key point of contact with complete oversight of their needs and funding.  The aim is to make things as easy to use as possible, enhance mana, build long-lasting relationships that begin early and focus on holistic outcomes that access mainstream options first, with funded services there if needed, based on the determination clients and their families/whanau make.

Part of this service is our Disability Information and Advisory Service (DIAS) and navigation contracts, which we have embedded into our delivery, and as a separate service for those families that need extra information advice or guidance, as well as practical support as they navigate their way through any situation that might be troubling them.

We also offer two community participation programs, our LYNKZ and LYNKZ outreach service, where our whanau work with our facilitators to identify activities they would like to complete or attend, as well as skills they would like to learn.  We deliver the LYNKZ programmes out of our office in Whangarei and by travelling to Kerikeri, Kaikohe, Rawene, and Kaitaia. Trying to ensure we can service the population or the whole of Te Tai Tokerau.

As part of our holistic offering, we can support our clients in accessing Whangarei Budgeting Service, which is funded to support whanau to improve their financial capability through one-to-one support or group information seminars or classes.

NorthAble works to support our wider community through the provision of a covid mentor service which helps people deal with the long and short-term effects of covid and access resources such as food.  This service has broadened its scope to offer emergency planning to disabled people across Te Tai Tokerau to ensure that they have the knowledge, skills, and contacts to deal with it if something unforeseen happens.

We are in the process of setting up a new pilot service called Āhei, which is an internship program working with disabled rangatahi with a focus on increasing employment skills and creating opportunities for sustainable, long-term employment.  We will work with multiple local host businesses to place interns into their organisations. They will be provided with the opportunity to learn and evidence their ability to deliver many work-based capabilities.  When their internship finishes, we will support them through our job mentor to look at future opportunities for them,

We also own and operate NorthAble Equipment+, a shop with a social purpose that focuses on providing people with the equipment they need to enable them to live their best lives. We can offer total mobility assessments to remove the financial pressure of public transport across the Whangarei area.

NorthAble is focused on the future; we are here to support all ngā tāngata whaikaha of Te Tai Tokerau and beyond as we work to continue to deliver our purpose, to walk along and Work alongside people with disabilities to support them to lead their best life.

For more information on our services, please visit, email or call us at

www.northable.org.nz                               northable@northable.org.nz                    09 430 0988

www.equipmentplus.org.nz                      equipment@northable.org.nz                  09 430 3469

www.whangareibudgeting.co.nz              reception@whangareibudgeting.co.nz     09 430 0177

 

Name: Adam Dade
Address: 40 John Street, Whangarei 0110
Phone: 0508 637 200
Email: northable@northable.org.nz
Web: http://www.northable.org.nz/

Organisation Details

NZCL has more than 35 years experience in providing high quality, personalised support to people disabled people and their family/whānau. Our aim is for everyone we support to live a life like any other New Zealander and to promote their individual choices, needs, values and goals.

Together, wherever you’re going | Haere tonu tātau

Address: PO Box 24445, Manners Street, Wellington 6142
Phone: 0800 101 057
Email: info@nzcl.nz
Web: www.nzcl.nz

 

Organisation Details

Pact Provides support for around 1300 people in a variety of ways depending on need and employs more than 550 staff, providing services in the West Coast, Central Region (Greater Wellington area), Otago and Southland.

We provide support to adult and youth with physical or intellectual disabilities as well as to people recovering from mental illness, so they can lead fulfilling lives in the community. It doesn’t matter why you need our support or what that support looks like – we’ll figure that out with you.

Contact

Name: Julie Ramsay
Address: 80 Filleul Street, Dunedin; PO Box 5943, Moray Place, Dunedin 9054
Phone: 03 477 4312
Email:Reception@pactgroup.co.nz
Web: www.pactgroup.co.nz

Organisation Details

Poly-Emp Employment & Advisory Service is a Charitable Trust that assists people with learning disabilities to find paid employment and reach their full potential in their chosen career.

Contact

Name: Margaret Reilly
Address: P.O. Box 44-288 Point Chevalier Auckland
Phone: 09 8154321 ext 8375
Email: mreilly@unitec.ac.nz
Web: http://poly-emp.org.nz/

Rescare provides residential and vocational services for adults who have an intellectual disability in two lifestyle villages based in Flatbush and Weymouth. We support people who also have a sensory, mental health, or physical disability, and aim to provide supports that allow the person to live a great life full of meaningful activities and connections. In our residential service we provide flatting situations in purpose bulit homes and in vocational services we provide flexible, customisable services to allow people to expand and grow their interest. We are proud to have partnered with the Te Tuhi Gallery and The University of Auckland to start New Zealand’s first training cafe for people with intellectual disabilities which is based in Pakuranga.

Contact
Name: Leelam Shama
Address: 7 Rebecca Rise, Weymouth Auckland
Phone: 09 267 9812
Email: Leelams@rescarehomestrust.org.nz
Web:

Organisation Details

Shore Trust

Contact

Name: Francie Needham
Address: 6 Belmont Terrace, Milford, Auckland 0620
Phone: 09 4103096
Email: manager@shoretrust.org.nz
Web: www.shoretrust.org.nz

Organisation Details

Supported Individualised Lifestyle Choices (SILC) is the service arm of SILC Charitable Trust, an independent trust with the primary aim of reinforcing and enhancing the contributions people with disabilities make in their communities.

SILC achieves this by being of service to people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities or whose disability has been acquired as a result of an illness or the onset of a degenerative disorder anytime before the person reaches 65.

A holistic approach recognises that a person’s personal network − including family, whanau and friends − is an integral part of an inclusive quality life and, therefore, is valued and included in a partnership to ensure people’s aspirations are achieved.

We do this by providing a continuum of support options within the framework of both Residential and Supported Living contracts (as defined by the MoH) and we provide these services in Tauranga.

Contact

Name: Tony Marsden
Address: 97 Eleventh Avenue, Tauranga 3110
Phone: 07 571 1262
Email: enquiries@silc.co.nz
Web: www.silc.co.nz/

Organisation Details

We are an organization providing support for children and young adults with disabilities and their families throughout the region, which includeds Wanganui City, Waverley, Waimarino, Taihape, Hunterville, Waiouru, Marton, Bulls

Contact

Name: Heather Cox
Address: PO Box 540, Whanganui 4540
Phone: 06 345 0566
Email: heather@sommerville.org.nz
Web: http://www.sommerville.org.nz/

Organisation Details

At Spectrum Care, ours is no ordinary job. We aim to help identify the unique potential in every one of the people we support, then lend a hand to help them realise it.

We offer a wide array of flexible support options in the Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Wellington regions, which can be structured to suit the unique needs of each tāngata and whānau whaikaha.

Our aim is to ensure people have choice, control and flexibility in the supports they receive and have the opportunity to co-create their own support options.

We also offer a navigator service 0508 NAVIG8 (0508 628 448) aimed at helping families new to disability support.

Our Vision

Every person with a disability deserves a life of choice, freedom and independence.

Our Purpose

To help maximise the potential of the people we support.

Our Promise

Wholehearted optimism, every day.

Click here to watch an interview with Spectrum Care’s Chief Executive Sean Stowers

Contact

Name: Justin Walsh
Address: 205 Great South Rd, Greenlane Auckland 1051. PO Box 74222, Greenlane, Auckland 1546
Phone: 09 634 9788
Email:info@spectrumcare.org.nz
Web: www.spectrumcare.org.nz

Organisation Details

St Chads provides community participation/supported activities programmes and opportunities. Life, communication and social skills are a key focus. We undertake personal planning and design individual and group supports to help our clients and their families achieve their life aspirations and goals. We hold MSD, MOH and ACC (subcontracted) contracts.

Contact

Name: Sharron Black
Address:2 Devon Street, Glenholme, Rotorua
Phone: 07 347 8515
Email:manager@stchads.co.nz
Web: www.stchads.co.nz

Stroke Foundation of NZ support and assist people and whanau after a stroke, help all New Zealanders keep safe from stroke and support stroke survivors to return to work

Contact
Name: Jo Lambert
Address: PO Box 12482, Wellington 6144
Phone: 04 472 80 99 / 0800 STROKE (0800 78 76 53)
Email: strokenz@stroke.org.nz
Web: www.stroke.org.nz

Organisation Details

Te Roopu Taurima (TRT) is the largest kaupapa Maori service provider for intellectually disabled people and is an accredited and certificated service provider.

We aim to provide our Tangata (people TRT supports) with a quality of life so they can live as individuals with a range of choices that lead to self-empowerment or rangatiratanga through tikanga Maori values and principles.

Cultural support is provided by our kaumatua, whaea and kaimahi, and through local kaumatua and kuia.

Whanau contact and participation in decision making is actively sought, encouraged and maintained and tangata lives are enriched through involvement with whanau and the community.

Contact

Name: Karen Smith
Address: PO Box 22 346, Otahuhu 1640
Phone: 09 276 6282
Email: karen.smith@terooputaurima.org.nz
Web: www.terooputaurima.org.nz
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terooputaurima/

Organisation Details

Providing vocational services to adults with disabilities in Central Hawkes Bay.

Contact

Name: Katrina Jamieson
Address: PO Box 295Waipukurau 4242
Phone: 068588912
Email:paul.hunter@xtra.co.nz
Web: www.paulhuntercentre.org.nz

Organisation Details

Our aim is to provide quality, appropriate, individualised residential services, for people with intellectual disabilities.   We believe that no intellectually disabled person, should be excluded from any of life’s experiences, purely on the basis of their disability.

Contact

Name: General Manager: Maia Faulkner
Address: Puhinui Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland
Phone: 09 2799029
Email: maia@puhinuihomestrust.org.nz
Web: www.thepuhinuihomestrust.org.nz

Organisation Details

The Salvation Army (Wellington) Supportive Accommodation Programme provides supportive community-based residential care for people with a range of intellectual and physical disabilities.

Since 1883, The Salvation Army has fought poverty and social and spiritual distress in New Zealand.

We’ve been there to help more than 120,000 families and individuals in need each year—with budgeting advice, food and clothing assistance, life skills programmes and other comfort and support. At The Salvation Army we are committed to our mission of caring for people, transforming lives and reforming society.

Contact

Name: Michelle Turner
Address: 22-26 Riddiford Street, Newtown, Wellington
Phone: 04 389 0594
Email:Michelle_Turner@nzf.salvationarmy.org
Web: http://www.salvationarmy.org.nz/centres/nz/lower-north-island/wellington-city

Organisation Details

The Supported Life Style Hauraki Trust is a non-profit organisation providing care, education and housing – a ‘whole of life service’ for people with mixed abilities.

The Trust operates with a holistic recognition of all aspects and stages of life experience, which we refer to as the ‘Life Style Way’. We fondly refer to the people in our Trust as ‘Life Stylers’.

Contact

Name: Sandra Higgs
Address: 617 Queen Street PO Box 524 Thames 3500
Phone: 07 868 5038
Email:shiggs@suplife.org.nz
Web: http://www.suplife.org.nz/

Organisation Details

We are a Supported Employment Service Provider

Contact

Name:  Sue Dawson
Address: PO Box 2375 South Dunedin
Phone: 03 455 4357
Email: admin@workopportunities.org.nz

Web:  www.workopportunities.org.nz

Organisation Details

Tiaho Trust aims to significantly contribute to the New Zealand Disability Strategy’s vision of ‘A society that highly values the lives and continually enhances the full participation of disabled people’.

We endeavour to do this in Northland by positioning Tiaho Trust to be the leading proactive disability led organisation in Tai Tokerau from which the community can obtain expert advice and support.

We empower the Northland community by promoting the disabled community as valued citizens who contribute, participate and add to the diversity of New Zealand society.

Contact

Name: Jonny Wilkinson
Address: PO Box 374, Whangarei 0140
Phone: 09 430 3406
Email:jonny@tiaho.org.nz
Web: www.tiaho.org.nz

Organisation Details

Totara Farm Trust provide residential services for people with an intellectual disability or autism, 17 years upwards, in the South Auckland and Franklin area.

Contact

Name: Wendy Mosch
Address: 842 Kingseat Rd, RD,1 Papakura
Phone: 09 292 7757
Email office@totarafarmtrust.co.nz 
Web:

Organisation Details

Vanessa Lowndes Centre

Contact

Name: Lisa Tamatea
Address: PO Box 1269, Gisborne 4040
Phone: 06 869 0457
Email: lisa@vlc.co.nz
Web: www.turangahealth.co.nz

Organisation Details

Vision Rehabilitation Services, Auckland, is not your typical disability/low vision/blind rehabilitation Charity. Founded in 2020, we abide by the philosophy that recovery and adjustment from vision loss and/or any disability requires a full spectrum of holistic and seamless care, therapy, training, and adaptation, instead of a narrow focus on one area of care, unlike other services currently presented in New Zealand.

As a self-sufficient Charitable rehabilitation service organisation, a vision and disability service hub, our caring rehab staff/helpers are alongside on client-support and care.

You or your loved ones will be given the best chance of adjustment/recovery knowing that your best interests are always at the forefront of our considerations.

Our foremost rehabilitation team is comprised of some of the most dedicated, compassionate and understanding men and women in the field. Many on our help-force are individuals with disabilities themselves and work as volunteers in delivering their services.

We strive to achieve an inclusive and synergistic relationship with every client/patient who walks through our doors. Creating a “win-win” relationship will enable us to offer you and your family the best possible care by providing a simplified and centralised set of services; easier for both us and clients.

 

Contact
Name: Mary Grace Roaquin
Address: 57 Walls Road, Penrose, Auckland 1061
Phone: 09 525 1488
Email: info@visionrehab.org.nz
Web:
www.visionrehab.org.nz

Organisation Details

Wild Bamboo is the charitable software company behind Recordbase-the client management solution for the social sector. Our purpose is to enrich the performance of organisations through smart information systems. Recordbase was developed by the sector for the sector. The client management solution supports organisations to effectively manage sensitive client information and easily report on service delivery, data and outcomes to funders.

Contact

Name: Nick Kemp
Address: Kakariki House, 293 Grey St, Hamilton 3216
Phone: 021345951
Email: nick.kemp@wildbamboo.co.nz
Web: www.wildbamboo.co.nz

Organisation Details

Workbridge is New Zealand’s leading employment service for disabled people and people with health conditions. Our service is free and available to people aged 16 to 64 years of age.

Contact

Name: Jonathan Mosen
Address: PO Box 2560, Wellington 6140
Phone: 0508 858 858
Email: national@workbridge.co.nz
Web: workbridge.co.nz

Organisation Details

Workmates Supported Employment is a charitable trust that provides a completely FREE supported and employment service in the Porirua and greater Wellington region.

We are a supported smployment Agency that caters to people with disabilities and barriers to employment.

We assist by gaining and retaining market-waged employment in the open market arena.

We provide our service at NO COST to either employer or job seeker.

We support the client from the time of referral through to placement, and continue support on an individually tailored basis for as long as the client wishes.

Contact

Name: Susan Christian
Address: PO Box 50 583, Porirua 5240
Phone: 04 237 7141, 021 0292 5050
Email:susan.christian@workmates.co.nz
Web: www.workmates.co.nz

Workwise is an employment agency for people facing personal or health challenges. We support people on their journeys to find, get and keep a job.

Contact
Name: Moana McCabe
Address: Head Office: 293 Grey Street, Hamilton East, Hamilton
Phone: 0272565794/ 0508869675
Email: info@workwise.org.nz 
Website: www.workwise.org.nz