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• dsm 5 implications for diagnosis (DOCX 507KB)

  Ongoing research studies 55. Accessibility for marginalised groups 55. Assessment tools 56.

• 2012 large print disability rights in aotearoa nz 2012 (DOC 789KB)

  to improving the accessibility of public buildings and social housing in the city. ... Dignity New Zealand has a deserved reputation as a leader in building accessibility.

• Final DAP Report July to December 2023 (PDF 1MB)

  August 2024. Outcome Five - Accessibility. “We access all places, information and services with ease and dignity”. ... Election. • Kāinga Ora’s work on their Accessibility Policy was paused due a.

• Large Print summary UNCRPD v2 (DOCX 58KB)

  Whaikaha is planning how to make the Accessibility Charter stronger. The Accessibility Charter is a document that leaders of government organisations can sign to show they are committed to providing information ... It focuses on things like improving

• 2013 large print media report (PDF 896KB)

  Disability Rights Promotion International. Convention Coalition Monitoring Group. MEDIA2013. Disability Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand 2013: Media. A report on the Human Rights. of Disabled People in. Aotearoa New Zealand. | P a g e. 1. Karanga

• 2020 12 07 Annual Report 2020 (PDF 1MB)

  for government agencies with 175 people attending the 2020 courses. Accessibility Work Programme. ... disability service providers, and community and disability advocacy organisations. campaigning for accessibility legislation.

• Final Disability Strategy 2003 04 (PDF 413KB)

  The Chief Electoral Office reports improving their accessibility checklist for polling places, and further consultation with the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the Blind, the Blind Association and the Deaf Association ... The State Services Commission

• Whaikaha Annual Report 2024/25 (PDF 2MB)

  Our accessibility strategic outcome is expected to contribute to a range of Government Targets. ... Funding was also provided to a community-run webinar series that focused on accessibility.

• 2015 particpation and poverty (DOCX 144KB)

  These principles are:. Dignity. Autonomy. Participation. Inclusion and Accessibility. Non-discrimination and Equality. ... She also explained that accessibility is important for everyone. She said, “knowing that early childhood centres and other public

• 2015 large print acceptance (DOC 205KB)

  These principles are:. Dignity. Autonomy. Participation. Inclusion and Accessibility. Non-discrimination and Equality.