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• Government signs off on major accessibility work programme

  Government signs off on major accessibility work programme. 06 December 2018.

• Budget 2026

  This includes monitoring of disabled people’s outcomes across government, strategic policy advice for Ministers, supporting government relationships with the disability community, and coordinating the government’s alternate formats accessibility

• Budget 2021 impacts of initiatives for disabled people

  Budget 2021 impacts of initiatives for disabled people. 28 May 2021. Please note this content is from the old Office for Disabilities website and was added to the Whaikaha website on 30 May 2024. This initiative will maintain services to people with

• More helpful health, social, and disability related services

  Helensville. 634 Inland Road, Helensville. (09) 420 9701. office@mt-tabor.org.nz. Accessibility. Wheelchair access. ... brownsbay@ilsnz.org. Accessibility. Wheelchair access. Assistance to move around. Mobility parking space.

• Budget 2025

  This includes monitoring of disabled people’s outcomes across government, strategic policy advice for Ministers, supporting government relationships with the disability community, and coordinating the government’s alternate formats accessibility

• 1-7-2026 Request for information regarding Budget 2026 (PDF 3MB)

  value work, including system leadership, accessibility, alternate format standards, policy advice, monitoring and support to other agencies.

• Reports to the Minister in 2024

  REP/WHK/24/6/089. 3-Jul-24. Proposed Accessibility Work Programme. REP/WHK/24/7/095. 4-Jul-24. Visit to Hōhepa Hawke’s Bay.

• Large Print Report 4 DAP 2019 2023 (DOCX 126KB)

  The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) was off track with major risks/issues with their work programme to improve the accessibility of housing across New Zealand. ... The Accessibility Charter is about driving forward the provision of

• Employers Research (PDF 497KB)

  General ignorance of disabilities”. One in six (17 per cent) felt that accessibility and mobility was a barrier.

• First reading of the Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill, 2 August

  External links may no longer be valid. The Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill was introduced to Parliament on 28 July. ... First Reading. 150-1. No debate(SO 333 (2)). Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill.