19 May 2026

For parents and whānau of intellectually disabled, neurodivergent and medically fragile tamariki.

 
 
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Where do parents get their information? A new report shows how carers find, use and trust advice for their whānau. (Read time: 3 mins)

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https://www.awhingamatua.org.nz/articles/help-my-child-is-being-bullied-and-i-dont-know-what-to-do

What to do if your child is being bullied: Pink Shirt Day was a timely reminder of the importance of kindness, and stopping our most vulnerable tamariki from being bullied. (Read time: 3 mins)

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Last year, we asked for your feedback and ideas on how to improve our work and better support your whānau. We've made some progress, but we know there's still work to do. As part of this, we want to hear your thoughts.

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What do you wish more people knew about your family's experience? Whether it's your child's diagnosis journey, how to manage burnout, or another topic. Drop us a line: 

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