Nau mai – haere mai – welcome. This is a locally-maintained list of wellbeing / support services in Taranaki.
Spotted an out-of-date entry, or an organisation which is missing? Please drop us an email to let us know, and we’ll sort it! Thank you:)
You can select a category below, on the left; or search for a keyword, or just browse the full directory.
Mā tōu rourou, mā taku rourou ka ora te iwi – With your food basket and my food basket the people will thrive.
Biographical Info
Nationwide Health and Disability Advocacy Service is a free service provided under the Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994.
We work within the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights which are embedded in New Zealand law.
Our advocates are throughout New Zealand and available to talk to people about resolving problems they may have had with their health or disability care.
We provide free educations to health care providers on the History of the Advocacy service and the Code of Rights.
More detailed information on the Advocacy Service is available by visiting http://www.advocacy.org.nz.
Biographical Info
Your Way | Kia Roha is a charitable trust dedicated to helping disabled people thrive, living the lives they choose in their communities.
Our Connections & Funding team (previously known as Needs Assessment Service Coordination – NASC) is here to understand what living well means for each disabled person. We work with disabled people and their whānau by understanding their disability related needs, helping people make a plan for what matters most, and connecting them with community groups and organisations.
Hearing Therapy is a free and independent service to ensure that people can access essential hearing health services. We assist those aged 16 years and over with hearing loss and their family | whānau in managing the impact of this condition effectively. We provide free hearings test and can help you access funding for hearing aids and other assistive equipment. In Taranaki, we have clinics in New Plymouth, Hāwera and Waitara.