The Disabled Persons Assembly, together with transport consultancy MRCagney, are conducting research on behalf of Waka Kotahi, NZ Transport Agency, titled "Understanding the transport experiences of disabled people, determining what barriers exist for people wanting to use Total Mobility and exploring new opportunities".

This work involves collecting transport experiences from disabled people from all around New Zealand. This particular workshop is for disabled people from Hamilton and the surrounding area, with any type of impairment.

The workshop will be run in person for approximately 90 minutes and will be co-facilitated by Isabella Cawthorn, of Confluence Consulting, and Joy Ho from the Disabled Persons Assembly.

Workshop participants will be offered a $20 Koha for participating, this will be provided in the form of vouchers. If you require financial assistance with transport costs to attend the workshop, please get in touch.

The workshop will be held at the Speights Ale House at 30 Liverpool Street. This venue has good accessibility, but please let us know if you have particular accessibility requirements.

Please register with your name and email address.

Other workshops will be run around the country. Please get in touch with Paul Brown using the details below if you would like to register your interest for another workshop.

If you have any questions about the workshop or this project, please contact Paul Brown from the Disabled Persons Assembly on paul.brown@dpa.org.nz