Deaf Aotearoa 
You’ve probably heard there’s a measles outbreak in Auckland right now. This has led to high demand for the Measles Mumps Rubella, or MMR, vaccine. While it’s good news that so many people have been vaccinated in recent weeks, the vaccine supply now needs to be carefully managed. As a … Read more
The World Federation for the Deaf is an international organisation promoting Human Rights for Deaf people around the world. Each country’s Deaf Association can join the WFD as members. Many countries have their Deaf Associations join as members. Currently the WFD has about 130 members. Recently Deaf Aotearoa nominated Victoria … Read more
You’ve probably heard there’s a measles outbreak in Auckland right now. Measles is a highly infectious and very serious airborne disease. It spreads quickly and easily to people who aren’t immune to it. If you’ve had measles before, have had at least one dose of the MMR vaccine or are … Read more
Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management The Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management (MCDEM) and Deaf Aotearoa wish to announce that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to provide fully accessible information to the Deaf community. When an emergency or disaster … Read more
The NZSL Board has announced that contestable Funding Round Six of the NZSL Fund is open now and will close on 2 September 2019. The NZSL Board is keen to hear from those with an initiative to help maintain and promote NZSL. Click here for more information.
In November Deaf Aotearoa New Zealand Incorporated will be holding their Triennial General Meeting in Wellington. If you are Deaf and a member of Deaf Aotearoa you should have received either an email or papers in the post to inform you about the meeting and how to nominate yourself or … Read more
