Ministry of Health

Disability Information Service (DIS) has served the Otago community since 1989. Their service is for people with disabilities, older people, their families/whanau and the community. DIS provides a...

The Disability Healthline is a subsection of Healthline,  supporting the Disability Community with COVID testing, face mask exemptions, managing COVID at home and any general health concerns. A...

The Mental Health Crisis Assessment Team are available to help people experiencing an acute mental health crisis. The crisis teams’ aim is to address the immediate crisis that the person is...

Access is one of New Zealand’s leading healthcare providers, specialising in home-based healthcare and support. They work with the Ministry of Health, DHBs and ACC to care for more than 20,000...

Access is one of New Zealand’s leading healthcare providers, specialising in home-based healthcare and support. They work with the Ministry of Health, DHBs and ACC to care for more than 20,000...

Access is one of New Zealand’s leading healthcare providers, specialising in home-based healthcare and support. They work with the Ministry of Health, DHBs and ACC to care for more than 20,000...

Access Community Health is a leading provider of home based healthcare and support. Their nationwide teams of over 4,000 support workers and registered nurses support people to remain active, safe...

If you or someone you care for needs support because of a disability, you’ll need to talk to a Needs Assessment and Service Coordination service (NASC). NASCs are organisations contracted by the...

Serving the Otago community since 1989, Livingwell provides free disability information and advice and access to resources that support independent living. Their information and equipment...

The Ministry of Health website provides the latest updates, health information and advice on Covid19. For vaccine information and statistics, please visit COVID-19 vaccines | Ministry of Health NZ For...

Carer Support provides reimbursement of some of the costs of using a support person to care and support a disabled person. Carer Support is available for ‘full-time carers’ – a full-time carer...

If you or someone you care for needs support because of a disability, you’ll need to talk to a Needs Assessment and Service Coordination service (NASC). NASCs are organisations contracted by the...