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At Your Way l Kia Roha we provide numerous learning opportunities for autistic and disabled people, their whānau, and professionals. Our workshops, courses, and up-to-date information will give you a greater understanding of autism and disabilities and enable autistic and disabled people to live the life they choose in their communities.
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Learning: Workshops & Online Courses

For Autistic & Disabled People

Workshops, training and online learning for autistic and disabled people.
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For Whānau Family & Carers

Have a family member or friend who is autistic or disabled? Our person-centred workshops are designed to give you knowledge and skills that are mana-enhancing, relationship-building and increase self-determination.
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For Disability Organisations

Explore our range of workshops and courses for your disability organisation to increase the confidence and skill of your workforce, leading to better outcomes for the people you serve.
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For Employers

Workplace Workshops for autistic employees, managers and People and Culture to work effectively with autistic employees for the benefit of all.
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For Professionals

Workshops for professionals who work with autistic or disabled people to build your capability and skills.
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For Educators

Workshops specifically developed to help educators at all levels who work with autistic and disabled learners.
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Disability Information

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Through lived experience and research, we can provide information about your disability-related queries. This service is free and available across New Zealand.
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Information Hub

Read our free disability information articles including advice and real-life stories from a wide range of disabled people. 
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Disability Supports & Services Directory

This directory provides contact details and descriptions of activities, services, and supports for disabled people and their whānau.
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Our Trusted Names for Disability Learning and Information

Your Way | Kia Roha has two other brands you might know that provide disability workshops and information: Altogether Autism and Mobility Centre.

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