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03 2025 Whaikaha Community Update OG FINAL LP (DOCX 157KB)
Formats. We look forward to expanding Alternate Formats and increasing the accessibility of communications across government and beyond. ... This team will also lead work on accessibility. We are in the process of confirming everything we will do this
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Appendix 3 – Updated government response and progress reporting on UNCRPD recommendations redacted (DOCX 98KB)
of care with a focus on infrastructure, workforce capability and capacity, policies, processes, practices and information accessibility. ... Understanding the barriers to accessible housing and identifying the most effective interventions is essential to
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NZDS 26-30 5 Year Roadmap Table (DOCX 62KB)
This means: inclusion of disabled people; flexible working arrangements and reasonable accommodations; and assessing workplace accessibility. ... Recording people’s accessibility needs will mean those needs can be easily shared with health providers.
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2002 Progress Report FINAL large print (DOC 357KB)
Te Puni Kōkiri’s national office is accessible to disabled people, and meets accessibility standards.
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Whaikaha Community Update Easy Read 1 4 25 (PDF 3MB)
supporting Deaf and disabled. organisations to become better. • accessibility.
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NZDS 2026 30 Justice Summary Large Print (DOCX 151KB)
Justice system policies and practices will embed accessibility, inclusion and lived experience. ... c) For disabled children and young people who interact with the youth justice system, and for adult disabled people who interact with the criminal justice
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About the data indicator information table (XLSX 31KB)
Washington Group Short Set (WGSS). Percentage of adult primary care patients (15 years and over) with a disability, impairment, or long-term health condition who felt their accessibility needs were met.
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Read the Strategic Intentions 2025 - 2028 for Ministry of Disabled People - Whaikaha (PDF 5MB)
The Ministry has six strategic outcomes: accessibility, education, employment, health, housing and justice. ... It will also include the cross-cutting considerations of data, equity and accessibility.
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Plain Language Summary Cabinet paper Approval of the New Zealand Disability Strategy 26–30 (DOCX 102KB)
People said there are big barriers in the system, like discrimination and problems with accessibility. ... The principles of the Strategy are:. Accessibility. Self-determination. Upholding equity, culture and identity.
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NZDS 2026-30 Cabinet paper_Approval _Large Print (PDF 197KB)
32. The actions in the outcome areas of the Strategy recognise accessibility as critical for disabled people to participate. ... We must take consistent steps to address the accessibility barriers across the system which continue to hinder progress.