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Ministry of Health Manatū HauoraThe Ministry of Health aims to ensure that the health and disability system works for all New Zealanders. As principal advisor to the government on health and disability policy, we lead and support the sector to achieve better health for New Zealanders. The Minister of Health has overall responsibility for the health and disability system. New Zealand Federation of Disability Information CentresThe New Zealand Federation of Disability Information Centres (NZFDIC) nationally promote and support the local provision of generic disability information and referral services that are community integrated, needs driven and focused on achieving the aims of the New Zealand Disability Strategy Document. NZ NASCA holds an MOU with NZFDIC. Altogether AutismAltogether Autism is an information and advisory service for people with Autism Spectrum Disorders, their families, whanau and the wider New Zealand community. New Zealand Disability StrategyThe New Zealand Disability Strategy provides a framework for removing barriers to disabled people's full participation in society. All government departments have annual strategy implementation plans and progress reports. Human Rights CommissionThe Commission works for a fair, safe and just society, where diversity is valued and human rights are respected. Health and Disability CommissionThe Health and Disability Commissioner is an independent agency set up to:
The Office for Disability IssuesThe Office for Disability Issues is a focal point within government on disability issues. We promote and monitor implementation of the New Zealand Disability Strategy, lead cross-sector policy development, and support the Minister for Disability Issues. National Assembly of People with DisabilitiesDPA is the collective voice of people with disability in New Zealand based on principles of human rights and equal value of life. DPA is an umbrella organisation representing:
The Office of the Privacy CommissionerThe Privacy Commissioner seeks to develop and promote a culture in which personal information is protected and respected. WekaWeka is New Zealand's disability information web site, for people with disabilities, their families, whanau and caregivers, health professionals and disability information providers. A History of Human Services, Universal Lessons and Future Implications: A lecture by Dr. Wolf Wolfensberger http://www.mnddc.org/wolfensberger/index.html |
