Advice: Paediatric Specialist Dr Rosie Marks
If you support a child or young person who has disabilities, you may enjoy listening to our interview with Dr Rosie Marks, who specialises in treating children who need intensive care.…
22/06/2012
Interview: Wellbeing At Work, with Carl Stent
Carl Stent understands the needs of carers and employers in the workplace. He has studied and observed interactions between employers and carers returning to the workforce, and says extraordinary results…
21/06/2012
Helping Working Carers and Employers
Meet Dame Caroline Waters, Director of People and Policy for BT (British Telecom). When visiting New Zealand, Caroline talked about the benefits flexible working offers employers, carers, the government and…
21/06/2012
Dealing with Dementia
If you are caring for someone with dementia, you may find this article and the related audio, video, and factsheets helpful. The social and economic impact of dementia An illuminating…
21/06/2012
Research: The Needs of New Zealand Carers (2010)
If you are feeling frustrated in finding the sort of information you need as a carer, struggling to find the extra money to cover things such as medications or special…
21/06/2012
Advice from Relationships Aotearoa
Wellington based clinical leader and counsellor Jayne O’Neill talks us through some of the challenges carers can face in their relationships. Tips to ensure a happy holiday away Planning ahead…
20/06/2012
Tina Cross Talks Caring
New Zealand entertainer Tina Cross has had several caring experiences during her life. The first was when she was a child and her family returned to the Far North to…
20/06/2012
Caring Family Relationships
How can we best nurture family relationships while caring for a family member? Read and listen to these stories about carers who do exactly that. Carolyn Jury Carolyn Jury and…
20/06/2012