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We’re proud to announce that Enable New Zealand has been awarded the contract by ACC to be the new supplier for their Managed Rehabilitation Equipment Services (MRES).

Shirley Roddick has always looked for ways to help others, whether it’s knitting boots and hats for babies in neonatal care, helping out at local schools, or volunteering with the RSA.

The Wellington region, including Wairapapa and Kapiti Coast, is moving to COVID-19 alert level 2 as of 6pm on 23 June.

Enable New Zealand would like to update you about what our services look like under national Alert Level 2.

Enable New Zealand’s Sharon Campbell is currently completing a degree in Audiology at the University of Canterbury.

If you’re looking for family-friendly community spaces in Palmerston North, there’s no shortage—but parents of children with sensory needs know that even a great space can fall short when it’s...

On Monday, June 15, Enable New Zealand Administrator Jo Brew was awarded MidCentral District Health Board’s annual Health, Safety and Wellbeing Award. The award was presented by MDHB Occupational Health and Safety Advisor Carina Roodt at a morning tea in our Main Street Office.

Hare Arapere lead a mihimihi ceremony which welcomed Michelle Riwai into leadership as the new General Manager.

Enable New Zealand is looking for an enthusiastic, motivated and suitably experienced Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapist—someone who has a high-level understanding of complex equipment, environmental or community settings for people...

Enable New Zealand would like to update you about what our services look like under national Alert Level 2.