Help us identify Northland’s most accessible places

Tiaho Trust is on a mission to make Northland more accessible and inclusive—and we need your help.

We’re running a short accessibility survey to identify businesses, community spaces, and tourism locations that are welcoming and accessible to disabled people and their whānau. Your insights will help us:

• Identify Northland most accessible places in our community
• Highlight great examples of accessibility
• Identify areas for improvement
• Educate around the economic benefits of offering accessible environments
• Have your say in just 5 minutes! By participating, you’ll go into the draw to win a $200 grocery voucher. Click the link below to complete the survey:

Accessibility survey

To find out more about this initiative, read our article.

Together, we can create a Northland where everyone belongs.

 

Tiaho Trust aims to significantly contribute to the New Zealand Disability Strategy’s vision of ‘A society that highly values the lives and continually enhances the full participation of disabled people’.

Read the Getting Out There magazine in our Tools and Resources.

Tiaho Trust offers a free independent advocacy service to disabled people or their family members.

If you feel like you’re being treated unfairly because of your disability or you feel you aren’t getting the supports or services you are entitled to, contact Tiaho Trust.