Community Health and Social Services in Tairāwhiti
These services support people living with disabilities.
These services provide disability information and advice.
Disability information and advisory services Services 13 results
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Healthvision
Healthvision is a lead healthcare provider specialising in home support, community nursing, allied health, physiotherapy, health & wellbeing, and rehabilitation services nationwide
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Access Community Health | Uru Àtea
Home-based healthcare services designed to help people maintain their independence in their homes and communities
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Enable New Zealand
Enable New Zealand is Aotearoa New Zealand’s leading supplier of disability equipment, information and modification services.
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Geneva Healthcare
Geneva Healthcare is part of the largest network of healthcare service providers that enables everyone in our communities to live the best lives they can.
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The Personal Advocacy and Safeguarding Adults Trust
The Personal Advocacy Trust provides a range of safeguarding services and supports for people with care and support needs.
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National Foundation for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
We are a coalition of professional and community groups passionate about improving the health, welfare and education of all New Zealanders with hearing loss.
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Disabled Persons Assembly (NZ)
Disabled Persons Assembly is a pan-impairment disabled person’s organisation that works to realise an equitable society, where all disabled people can direct their own lives.
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Kidney Society Auckland
Kidney Society Auckland provides community support and information for people with kidney disease and their families in the Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Tairawhiti/Gisborne
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Fragile X New Zealand
Support and information about Fragile X syndrome and Fragile X-associated disorders for individuals, parents/whanau, and the wider community
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IHC New Zealand
IHC will advocate for the rights, inclusion and welfare of all people with intellectual disabilities and support them to live satisfying lives in the community.
