Disability services in Auckland - Page 1

Every person with a disability deserves a life of choice, freedom and independence. We provide services to help make that happen.

Supporting neurodiverse young adults to gain meaningful, paid employment. Promoting diversity in the workplace.

What Ever It Takes works in partnership with clients, their family and support network to achieve qu

Making daily living easier for those with disabilities/mobility needs, their families, whanau & aiga.

New Zealand's Leading Mobility Vehicle Rentals

Flying Kites exists to lead the change we want to see in the disability sector. We believe everyone who needs it should be able to access disability support services that are as un...

Connecting Together: Inspiring young minds, enabling families, and creating positive change in activities of daily living and functioning in our community

The Roaming Maiava's is the public page for the Maiava family made up of Tau'ili'ili Alpha (dad), Falepau (mummy), and their 3 kids highlighting their journey as a family advocatin...

Hōhepa Auckland offers opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to live, learn and work with others of all abilities in an atmosphere of mutual care and respect. "Ev...

Gig Buddies Auckland is an initiative of Spectrum Care, a registered Not For Profit organization that supports people with disabilities to live independent and fulfilling lives. ​ ...

Hearing Auckland (Tamaki Makaurau Hearing Trust) is a registered charity. We have been providing professional audiology and ear nurse services in the community for over 90 years. W...

Kiwi owned Mobility Specialists Keeping you moving with Wheelchairs, Custom-made Seating & Commodes.

Dance & social class for disabled & special needs adults and teens. Supportive atmosphere. Props & musical instruments available. Participation encouraged but not compulsory. M...

Aim High Charitable Trust provides educational support for people with intellectual disabilities. Aim High Education Centre runs a day service and holiday programme and Aim High Ca...

Empowering Disability on the Pitch

Maurice Paykel Centre is a non-profit vocational day programme, for disabled adults 21 years and over.

Sharing what we do to help coordinate and fix problems affecting our Cook Islands � communities.

Pasifika is an independent and privately owned Employment Service Provider. Our core business is in the areas of training, placing and supporting people into open employment, incl...

tū kaha = Stand Strong

We support people to be who and what they want to be.

Our new advocacy project, A2A has been working on a programme taken from real life experiences. Its