Early support helped four‑year‑old Nico in Dunedin get an autism diagnosis, feel understood and thrive at kindy. Read how CCS Disability Action walks alongside disabled children and their whānau.

Read how young entrepreneur Marvin founded a company inspired by his assistance dog Mason, through CCS Disability Action’s My Business Starter programme.

In this story, you can read about Beau, his passion for cars and how his self-belief and determination are moving him towards the career of his dreams.

Portia is 18, and while she shares much with her peers, her quiet determination sets her apart. With support from our Transition Two programme, plus guidance from Brooke and Marie, she secured a job and is now thriving at Social Kitchen.

After a life-changing accident left Matt quadriplegic, CCS Disability Action restored his independence with transport support, enabling him to pursue drone photography and achieve a successful solo exhibit.

In this story, you can read about “super mum” Hollie and her whānau.

In this story, you can read how Tracy turned her love of gardening into paid employment.

In this story, you can read about Ariel’s journey with mainstream education.

In this story, you can read about Mark’s journey and the fantastic team effort that has allowed him to find a job he loves.