We're excited to announce that as of 1 July 2020, Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui will be called Te Pou. We have a fresh new look and a new logo that you will begin to see more often. Our website will be rebuilt over the coming months, to be more focused on ease of access to our resources and knowledge. Read more here.
Disability workforce
Autism workforce development
Supporting and developing the disability workforce so it has the capability, responsiveness and specialist skills to meet the needs of people with autism and their families and whānau.
Disability
Te Pou is a hub of workforce and leadership development for disabled people, whānau and the disability workforce.
Disability grants
Grant funding is available for disability organisations, disabled people and their family/whānau to take part in workforce and leadership development activities..jpg)
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Enhancing the ability of frontline professionals to recognise and respond effectively and compassionately to people with FASD and other neurodevelopmental impairments.
Kia Noho Rangatira Ai Tātou
An education programme on human rights and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Let's get real: Disability
Let's get real: Disability is a framework that describes the essential attitudes, values, skills and knowledge needed by anyone working alongside disabled people and whānau, to assist in people attaining their aspirations.
Mahi Rawe: Great Work
A skilled, diverse, inclusive workforce.
Physical health of disabled people
Disabled people often have poorer health compared to non-disabled people.
Supporting effective training
Research shows that people can be supported to access and stick with training when the right elements are in place.
The employment of disabled people
Disabled people make great employees, particularly in disability support services.
Disability training directory
Find workforce and leadership training, or promote your training to the sector.