Survey about assistive technologies for disabled people
The research, being conducted on behalf of the Disabled People’s Organisations, ACC, and other government agencies, will examine how assistive technology makes a difference to the lives of disabled people; which technologies are being used, and what disabled people think of current government funding.
If you would prefer to do the survey over the phone or by postal hard copy (including an Easy Read version) please contact: Andrew Whitsed on 0800 825 5867 or email at andrew@umr.co.nz
Assistive technologies are products and related services that help people take part in everyday activities. They can be specifically designed for people with cognitive, sensory and/or physical impairments, or everyday technology that has been modified. Examples range from hearing aids, to smartphone apps that assist with communication, to power wheelchairs.
The results of the study will contribute to strengthening and updating the Disability Action Plan 2014-2018.
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