Disability Connect

Auckland, Online
All year round

Disability Connect is a Disability Information Advisory Service based in Penrose

Operates throughout Auckland – from Warkworth to Bombay for individuals with a disability, or whānau / family members of a disabled person. Their fortnightly e-newsletter is packed with info to help families know what is available so they can navigate the New Zealand disability sector. Disability Connect provides general information, advice and resources that include seminars, workshops and support groups. They are not specific to particular disabilities, and offer support for other languages, so please get in touch. Like them on social media to keep up to date with events. Check out their videos online, attend a seminar – they would love to connect with you.

Cost?

Free

For more info visit:

Disability Connect

Address

3b Olive Road
Penrose
Auckland

Contact

09 636 0351

admin@disabilityconnect.org.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Wheelchair accessible.

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