Family Support Services
Below is a list of services and organisations that offer various types of support to family/whanau raising disabled children or supporting a sibling or partner with a disability.
Below is a list of services and organisations that offer various types of support to family/whanau raising disabled children or supporting a sibling or partner with a disability.
Carers NZ supports family carers and friends helping people with health conditions, disability, mental illness, addiction, or age-related needs. It provides information, advice, resources, and a national helpline, and advocates for carers across Aotearoa.
View Website 0800 777 797 Send Email
CCS Disability Action is a pan-disability support and advocacy organisation in Aotearoa New Zealand, working with disabled people, families and whānau to support choice, control, inclusion and community participation. They also host My Business Stars, a podcast series featuring disabled business owners sharing their stories and experiences as entrepreneurs.
View Website 0800 227 2255 Send Email
Cerebral Palsy Guidance is a US-based information and assistance website for parents of children with cerebral palsy. It provides educational content, guidance, and support-oriented information intended to help families understand diagnosis, treatment, and next steps.
View Website +1 877 862 8594
Cerebral Palsy Guide is a US-based support and information website for families affected by cerebral palsy. It offers free educational materials, financial resources, treatment information, and support options intended to help families navigate life with CP.
View Website +1 866 845 1739
Child Matters works to prevent child abuse in Aotearoa by providing training, investigations, audits, policy support, and advice. It focuses on strengthening child protection practice across organisations and communities by building knowledge, strengthening partnerships, and ensuring every voice is heard.
View Website 07 838 3370 Send Email
Citizens Advice Bureau New Zealand helps people understand their rights and obligations and supports them to take action. It provides free advice, information, and local bureau support across the country.
View Website 0800 367 222 Send Email