Assisting people in making informed choices
Being a credible national voice
Being a centre of excellence for services offered
Providing a repository of information accessible to all
]]>Providing a repository of information accessible to all
Assisting people in making informed choices
Being a centre of excellence for services offered
Being a credible national voice
]]>No matter what language and communication style is being used, everyone is welcome as we celebrate difference and diversity.
We understand that contact with other whanau and families who have similar experiences is very important. Parents can learn from each other and children can become confident in their own identity by being with other children who are “like them”.
Our purpose is to champion a better quality of life for hearing impaired and Deaf children and their families. We do this through:
providing information
advocacy
providing opportunities to meet and learn from others who have similar experiences
Membership fee is $20 a year. Any person with an interest in the welfare of Deaf or hearing impaired children is also welcome to join.
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]]>CSS has a long standing commitment to the wellbeing of people in our community.
Many of those we assist work against great odds to make positive changes for themselves and their families. We are privileged to work with them.
Many families ring our agency for assistance. We accept referrals from other social service agencies but ask that people contact us directly.
Our counselling and social work services are founded by values of responsiveness, care and professionalism.
We value our ability to respond to families regardless of their material circumstances.
The support we receive from a wide range of people and funding organisations enables us to respond as an agency. We greatly appreciate any donations people give to enable our work to continue.
]]>He has a Masters Degree in counselling and uses a counselling approach known as “Narrative Therapy”. He also uses Compassionate Communication (NVC), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Interactive Drawing Therapy, Mindfulness and Psychodrama to best support those who consult with him.
He has a lot of experience with a variety of clients, issues, nationalities and concerns.
To arrange an appointment, call or text Nigel on 021.834413. Leave a message if he is with someone and unable to take your call.
Further details (including location map and fees) can be found here: Narrative Pathways
]]>We do this through innovative research, workforce development, public health planning, information technology solutions and policy development. Along with our subcontractors or whanau whanui, we also deliver on public health issues including tobacco control, problem gambling, alcohol and other drug harm minimisation, wellchild, nutrition and physical activity.
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