Welcome to Spectrum Care
We're an independent charitable trust that provides support for children, young people and adults with disabilities and their whanau.
We offer a wide array of personalised and flexible support options for people of all ages and stages in the Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Wellington regions.
This includes 24-hour residential support, a variety of flexible respite support options, and specialised Home support, Transitions support and Aspirations support. Our popular School Holiday, After-school and Weekend programmes of activities for children are available in Whangarei, Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington - talk to us today to find out more!
Our independent living support is specifically focused on empowering people to their lives of choice - lives like any other - in the community, and our person-focused, person-directed Business Enterprises programme aims to support people towards their employment goals.
Call us today on 09 634 3790 to find out more about our support options.
Click the frame below to view a segment which appeared recently on Tagata Pasifika, telling the story of a person we support - Hakai - and his Mum, and their long-term support person Lucy.
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Did you know that we currently provide support options in the Wellington region?
Find out more on our website, or talk to us about support options that suit your needs: 09 634 3790!
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We’ve recently launched a range of new support options in the Wellington region, including assisted living and our new ‘Maranga’ vocational support – the launch for which took place on Friday 9 March.
We’re very happy to say that we’ve already reached more than 80 per cent capacity and have also received a number of requests for assisted living options in the region!
Aimed at supporting people’s skill acquisition, independence and social connection, ‘Maranga – One Collective Space’ was named by the people accessing the vocational service and means ‘to rise up; get up; arise’.
‘One Collective Space’ was chosen by the group to represent the intention to engage and share the space with the wider community.
Collaboration with families in the design of these supports is a key goal for Spectrum’s Chief Executive Sean Stowers.
“Our presence in the Wellington region is focused on the opportunity for a partnership-based approach in providing valuable new support options to people with disabilities and their families,” said Mr Stowers.
Talk to us today on 0508 NAVIG8 to find out more or visit www.spectrumcare.org.nz
