We offer a range of workshops and programmes which help provide holistic support, with focus on personal and leadership development, and training for our disabled youth.
Working in a co-creative space, all of our projects are co-designed and co-delivered with disabled youth, which keep YES services and support relevant and accessible to the needs of the disability community.
Check out our latest news and workshops below.
YES Disability Resource Centre hosts a quarterly Northern Providers Network Meeting. We work as part of a Collaborative Impact model, connecting and collaborating with other organisations to improve the level
Re-Imagine was a project that came about 5 years ago to showcase that young people with disabilities can be anything they dream of. Our previous projects saw our young people
YES is pleased to announce we are delivering the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award / Hillary Award Aotearoa New Zealand programme. And we are looking for expressions of interest! The
YES and I.Lead are pleased to present to you the Self Defence Course for Young Women with disabilities.
A one day course focused on empowering young women with disabilities to feel prepared and safe.
When: 29th March 2022
Where: Shore Junction, 19 Northcote Road, Takapuna
YES and I.Lead, in collaboration with Cam Calkoen, are proud to announce The Empowered Program!
The program begins in early March 2022, and participants will attend an in-person keynote and workshop every 8 weeks, with weekly videos to continue the inspiration and motivation.
Live Event on Zoom
10am, 3rd December 2021
Celebrating International Day of Disabled Persons with Minister for Disability Issues, Hon. Carmel Sepuloni MP & Launching the ‘Empowered Programme” with Cam Calkoen
Disabled Peoples Community – Vaccination Toolkit Get The Facts Brochure Your safety and side effects questions answered Making a decision about the COVID vaccine Booking a COVID-19 Vaccination and What
As part of YES, I.LEAD has gone on to do amazing things for youth with disabilities, from creating a platform for them to voice issues, barriers and concerns about disability,
