Further study after secondary school offers a rich and rewarding experience and has the potential to improve employment opportunities, income levels and standard of living.
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Encouraging the person you support to get active and take part in recreational activities is not only good for their body, it’s also good for their self-esteem and confidence too — and it can be a great way for them to meet new friends.
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Encouraging your child to get active and take part in recreational activities is not only good for their body, it’s also good for their self-esteem and confidence too — and it can be a great way for them to meet new friends.
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Here’s some advice and tips from parents, advocates and people with disabilities on supporting a child with disabilities.
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Learn about your rights and responsibilities in the workplace, and where you can get more information, support and advice for workers in New Zealand.
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National support organisations offer a range of services and advice, including information packs, phone and online help services and advocacy. Here’s a list of some key organisations that might be able to help you.
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Nearly a quarter of all New Zealanders identified as disabled in the last Census, a total of 1.1 million Kiwis. Read more about disability in New Zealand.
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Developing good relationships is important for our wellbeing. On this page you’ll find links to resources to help manage good relationships, and where to find support if you experience unhealthy or abusive relationships.
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It’s important that everyone has access to their doctor when they need to. Regular check-ups and keeping up to date with medication may mean health problems or complications are avoided.
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Encouraging your teen to get active and take part in recreational activities is not only good for their body, it’s also good for their self-esteem and confidence too — and it can be a great way for them to meet friends.
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