The Auckland Disability Providers Network Inc. (ADPN) aims to collectively work on initiatives and issues around providing services for disabled people.
The ADPN is planning a Big Event in 2011
New Zealand’s Biggest Ever Health & Disability Expo.
Expressions of Interest – REGISTER NOW!
Send an email to pam@adpn.org.nz noting in the subject line:
“Expo interest”
Name:
Organisation name:
Phone number:
email address:
Type of business: (service provider, product, information etc.)
Any other information you feel is relevant
Stay in touch
Pam Antill
Executive Officer
Auckland Disability Providers Network Inc.
PO Box 13385
Onehunga 1061
DDI: (09) 636 0834
(09) 636 0351 X 214
info@adpn.org.nz
www.adpn.org.nz
16th August 2010
| September 9, 2010 |
| 9:30 am | to | 11:30 am |
9th September 2010
Western Springs Garden Community Hall
956 Great North Road
Western Springs
Registrations: 9.30 – 10.00
Forum: 10.00 to 11.30
The Auckland Disability Providers Network believes that “Auckland is disabled in terms of funding Disability”
We ask six mayoral candidates: “How will you ensure Auckland gets its fair share of funding?”
Come prepared to ask the questions to which you need answers.
We need to get it right if this is to be a SUPER CITY.
Check out the Mayoral Candidates flyer 9.9.10 pdf
Please note: All bookings must be paid for
Costs:
ADPN member organisations* $30 per person
Non members $45 per person
Morning tea included
Payment required with booking (see flyer for payment options)
*Membership form available – contact: info@adpn.org.nz or 09 636 0834
Early July 2010, a meeting was arranged with Minister Tariana Turia and the ADPN Executive. However, owing to circumstances beyond her control, the Minister was unable to attend. Instead, the Minister was represented by Dr. Jan Scown, Office for Disability Issues, Trish Davies and Marsha Marshall, both of the Ministry of Health. The Minister sent written responses to questions that had been asked prior to the meeting and these may be read by clicking on the following Whanau Ora and ADPN-Q+ A-from-Tariana-Turia-July-10
You are invited to the AGM to be held on Thursday 29th July 2010.
Shaping the future of the ADPN
Speaker: Sandie Waddell
CEO New Zealand Disability Support network
Followed by
Annual General Meeting
Thursday 29th July 2010
Western Springs Garden Community Hall
956 Great north Road, Western Springs
Programme
9.30 Registrations open
10.00 Opening
10.10 Sandie Waddell
10.45 Morning Tea
11.00 AGM
Agenda
o Introduction and Welcome
o Apologies
o Minutes of the last meeting.
o Chairman’s Report
o Executive Officer’s Report
o Financial Report
o Election of the Executive
o General Business: Relationship of ADPN with NZDSN
On May 28th 2010, Forty people from a wide variety of disability service organisations worked together to discuss ways in which we can collaborate, work in partnership or share resources. The objectives were to achieve greater economy, reduce supply costs, establish greater resiliency within the sector and engender an enhanced sense of cooperation.
Brett Marsh facilitated a very active workshop in which he he told the story of why modern day trains are the width they are – based on Roman times! Yes, it is true! The moral being that if we keep on doing what we have always done, we will never make any progress! Now is the time to seek new ways of working.
One of the major achievements of the day was a list of “tradeable” items from which we can all benefit and use.
Read the Coopetition Workshop 2010 Report [ 376 KB PDF] and check out the list of resources we could all work on.
The Auckland Disability Providers Network is happy to assist in brokering trades between providers.
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Brett Marsh, Facilitator
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Working towards the list of “Tradeables”
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Denis Denton and Colin Reive
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Chris Ross, Chairman ADPN
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Pita Cherrington
CEO Te Roopu Taurima O Manukau Trust
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Serious Discussions