Respite Providers
Open Home Foundation – Under 20 years – Howick
Health Care NZ – In home respite (referral from Taikura) all ages 0800 002 722
Spectrum Care – Under 20 years – Takanini, Beach Haven, Henderson, Mangere
Wilson Centre  – Under 20 years – Takapuna
Jacks Cow Shed – Hamilton
Respite Support is a short-term break for people and their carer/support person. A short-term break is usually away from home and overnight. Respite services are equipped to meet the needs of a disabled person while away from home and their usual support, and aim to create a positive experience for the person.

Residential Providers
A Supported Life – West Auckland
Agape Care – West Auckland
Creative Abilities – North Shore
Geneva Healthcare – Across Auckland
Hohepa – West Auckland
IDEA Services – Across Auckland
Lifeway Home – Warkworth
Matea Trust – Dairy Flat
Mt Tabor Trust – West Auckland
New Dawn Partnership – North Shore
NZ Community Living – Across Auckland
Puhinui Trust – Papatoetoe
Ranfurly Care – Epsom
Rescare – Weymouth / Flat Bush
Spectrum Care – Across Auckland
Te Roopu Waiora Trust – South Auckland
Te Roopu Taurima – South Auckland
Te Rori A Mua – West Auckland
Totara Farm Trust – South Auckland

Residential Care Support – supports people in an accessible, safe, homelike environment that allows for privacy and independence. This includes having individual bedrooms and a place for personal belongings. The support is aimed at enhancing personal growth and development, and enabling the person to have control over their life. A home is situated in a community and people are supported to take part in the community.A person’s support needs and how these will be met are described as goals in an Individual Plan.

Choices in Community Living Providers
CCS Disability Action – Across Auckland
Geneva Healthcare – Across Auckland
Renaissance Group – Across Auckland
Spectrum Care – Across Auckland
Te Roopu Taurima – South Auckland

Choice in Community Living is the opportunity for disabled people to move out of a residential facility or their family home and into their own home. It gives you and your family/whānau choice and control over how you live,
where you live and who you live with.

Supported Living Providers
Renaissance Group – Across Auckland
Spectrum Care – Across Auckland

Supported Living services provide a means of supporting a person who wishes to live in their own home or in a flat by themselves or with others. The person usually needs a level of support or supervision that is beyond what is provided by personal support and household management services. This is not intended to be a 24-hour support service. These services may also be appropriate for people who wish to move from their parental home or residential care into a supported living environment. SL services are also available to people who wish to stay in their own home but require more support because of increased needs.

Community Day Service Providers (via MSD funding / ORS)
A Supported Life – Henderson / Te Atatu
AIM – Adults in Motion – Warkworth
Aim High Trust – Northcote (not funded via MSD – fees will apply)
Agape Care – Henderson
Ambury Park Centre – Mangere Bridge
Creative Abilities – Glenfield
Eastgate – Highland Park
Geneva Healthcare – Sandringham, Manukau, Henderson
Goodwood Park – Kumeu
Hohepa – Titirangi
IDEA Services – Across Auckland
Kaleidocare – Pukekohe
Lifekidz – Highland Park
Maurice Paykel Centre – Panmure
Mt Tabor Trust – Henderson / Helensville
New Dawn Partnership – North Shore
Ranfurly Care – Epsom
Real World Living – Papakura / Penrose
Rescare – Flat Bush / Weymouth
Shore Trust – Milford
Solway Trust – Papakura
Spectrum Care – Across Auckland
Te Rori A Mua – Swanson
Totara Farm Trust – South Auckland
Waiheke Island Supported Homes Trust – Waiheke Island

Community day services help disabled adults who can’t find work to take part in their community and improve their personal skills by providing access to regular meaningful social contact and stimulating activities. The Ministry of Social Development funds community participation programmes for other disabled adults. These are part of their vocational services. They’re available to working-age people with disabilities that are likely to continue for at least six months, and who aren’t receiving compensation through ACC.

Supported Employment
Abilities Group – Glenfield
Attainable Trust – Otara
Altus Enterprises – South Auckland
Autism NZ – Across Auckland
Disabled Citizens Society – Balmoral
Matea Trust – Dairy Flat
Will and Able – South Auckland
Workbridge – Across Auckland