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• Who we are | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  The team setting up our Ministry worked to the principles of the Accessibility Charter, which was co-designed by the Ministry for Social Development (MSD) and Disabled People's Organisations:. ... Blind Citizens NZ. Deaf Aotearoa. People First New Zealand

• Findings of the National Local Authority Survey on Accessibility | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  They stated their intent to introduce a regional accessibility strategy in the future. ... 12. 52.17%. Our website is assessed annual against the international accessibility standards.

• Paper Jam at Bats Theatre | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  We soon realised that we had a few things in common - we all cared deeply about our planet, about making work that has a positive environmental impact and about accessibility. ... We want to make theatre that welcomes everyone! REBEKAH:. We wanted to

• News | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  News. Join our Accessibility Advisory Group. 20 October 2025. We are inviting Expressions of Interest for our new Accessibility Advisory Group.

• Waikato bus concessions; accessibility in action | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  Waikato bus concessions; accessibility in action. 08 December 2020. A young man in a wheelchair rides a Waikato bus. ... In mid 2019, Waikato became the first region in New Zealand to provide a 100 per cent accessibility concession.

• Up Down Girl and accessibility in theatre | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  Sign Interpreted Performance – Sat 1 May. We spoke with co-director Nathan Mudge and star Lily Harper about the play, and the importance of accessibility. ... Make inclusion and accessibility a priority in your programming, budgets and processes, and

• EOI - Join Accessibility Advisory Group - Large Print (DOCX 161KB)

  Ministry of Disabled People – Whaikaha is leading a programme of work to improve accessibility in Aotearoa New Zealand. ... understand Te Tiriti and kaupapa Māori approaches to social change. have worked on accessibility projects.

• Outcome 5: accessibility | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  Outcome 5: accessibility. We access all places, services and information with ease and dignity. ... Universal design is understood, recognised and widely used. All professionals involved in accessibility have a good understanding of the principles of

• About us | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  Our new ministry is the result of many years of work by people in the disability community and the New Zealand Government. Find out more about what we do and where we're going.

• A reminder about the importance of web accessibility | Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People

  The New Zealand Web Accessibility Standard provides a guide to creating web content. ... However, there is a gap in our skills and understanding of web accessibility.