Ashe Black, Rainbow & Disability Coordinator
Kia ora! My name is Ashe, my pronouns are he/she. I’m a mix of Māori and British, and my role is the Rainbow & Disability
YES is comprised of a team of very skilled individuals, with the sole purpose of providing effective information, support and services for disabled youth, their families/whanau, and other organisations/groups.
Kia ora! My name is Ashe, my pronouns are he/she. I’m a mix of Māori and British, and my role is the Rainbow & Disability
Hannah is the Southern Regional Coordinator for I.Lead. Based in Dunedin, Hannah moved to New Zealand in 2003 and has been active in the disability
Hayden is the William Pike Challenge Coordinator at I.Lead. Hayden is a young person who experiences multiple disabilities including Neurodiversity and autoimmune disorders. He is
Amy is 24 years old. She is studying a Bachelor of Communication, and she has been involved in the disability activism space since she was
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Aaron is responsible for co-ordinating all things I.Lead. He is passionate about empowering young people to achieve their full potential and is a strong advocate
He is from South Korea, but he lives in New Zealand at the moment. He has become a Christian since 2011. He has been a
She joined YES Disability recently and is really excited to become a part of our team. Sonia told her that no day would be the
Sonia Thursby has worked in the Youth & Disability sector in New Zealand for over 25 years, with extensive prior experience in the UK. As a
Cam Calkoen is our Ambassador for YES, and has lived disability experience through cerebral palsy. He is an inspirational public speaker and has been a
