Deaf Aotearoa have set up Access Centres in areas throughout New Zealand where there are no permanent Deaf Aotearoa offices. These Access Centres are an opportunity for the local Deaf Community to meet with a Facilitator.
We can provide:
- Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people.
- Free information and support services
- Advice
- Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.)
- New ideas for ACE workshops
- Information about Deaf Aotearoa services
- Information about assistive equipment for Deaf/hard of hearing
Access Centre – Hawera
We can provide: - Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. - Free information and support services - Advice - Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) - New ideas for ACE workshops - Information about Deaf Aotearoa services - Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Hawera, 4610 New Zealand
Access Centre – Albany
We can provide: – Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. – Free information and support services – Advice – Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) – New ideas for ACE workshops – Information about Deaf Aotearoa services – Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Albany, New Zealand
Access Centre – Timaru
We can provide: - Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. - Free information and support services - Advice - Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) - New ideas for ACE workshops - Information about Deaf Aotearoa services - Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Timaru, 7910 New Zealand
Access Centre – Thames
We can provide: - Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. - Free information and support services - Advice - Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) - New ideas for ACE workshops - Information about Deaf Aotearoa services - Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Thames, New Zealand
Access Centre – Rotorua
Demonstration Day Worried about hearing smoke alarm? Can't hear the doorbell? Can’t hear the alarm clock to wake up and get to work on time? Deaf Aotearoa will give a presentation and demonstration on Deaf Specialised Equipment. We will show a variety of equipment, like flashing or vibrating alarms and ... Read more
Find out more »Rotorua, 3010
Access Centre – Albany
We can provide: – Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. – Free information and support services – Advice – Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) – New ideas for ACE workshops – Information about Deaf Aotearoa services – Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Albany, New Zealand
Access Centre – Paeroa
The aim of the drop-in centre would be to provide an environment where people can come and meet up, have a chat over a cup of tea while at the same time accessing our free information and support service. It would also provide the opportunity for some of the more ... Read more
Find out more »Paeroa, 3600 New Zealand
Access Centre – Kaikohe
Demonstration Day Worried about hearing smoke alarm? Can't hear the doorbell? Can’t hear the alarm clock to wake up and get to work on time? Deaf Aotearoa will give a presentation and demonstration on Deaf Specialised Equipment. We will show a variety of equipment, like flashing or vibrating alarms and ... Read more
Find out more »Kaikohe, 0405
Access Centre – Hawera
We can provide: - Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. - Free information and support services - Advice - Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) - New ideas for ACE workshops - Information about Deaf Aotearoa services - Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Hawera, 4610 New Zealand
Access Centre – Timaru
We can provide: - Opportunity to have a chat and to meet other Deaf people. - Free information and support services - Advice - Translation support (e.g. support with reading letters and forms etc.) - New ideas for ACE workshops - Information about Deaf Aotearoa services - Information about assistive ... Read more
Find out more »Timaru, 7910 New Zealand