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Youth Services – Developing Deaf Identity

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About Youth Services – Developing Deaf Identity

Deaf Aotearoa’s Youth service develops the potential of Deaf and hard-of-hearing youth as individuals and as a group, by providing: a transition programme to guide young people into work or study, a youth intern programme, activities to develop strong Deaf identities and leadership skills.

Available in

Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Whanganui, Hutt Valley, Otago, Southland, Waikato

Contact Details

Bay of Plenty

The Kollective, 17th Avenue West, Tauranga

duty@deaf.org.nz

Lower Hutt

Shop 2, 330 High Street, Lower Hutt

duty@deaf.org.nz

Manawatū

Level 2, United Building, 74 The Square, Palmerston North

duty@deaf.org.nz

Otago

Ground Floor, Investment House, 462 Moray Place, Dunedin

duty@deaf.org.nz

Southland

172 Queens Drive, Queens Park, Invercargill

duty@deaf.org.nz

Taranaki

28 Young Street, New Plymouth

duty@deaf.org.nz

Waikato

Level 4, 169 London Street, Hamilton Central

duty@deaf.org.nz

Details

Organiser

Who For

Youth (13-21yrs)

Pricing

Free / Koha

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