What you will learn:

• What is peer support?

• Deepen your understanding of identity and connection

• Communication and peer support and enhance communication skills

• Empower yourself with knowledge of Disability Rights in Aotearoa and models of wellness

• Guidance for Peer Supporters

Within these topics, we discuss the relationship between Tangata Whenua (Māori), Tūrangawaewae (who we are and where we belong), Tino Rangatiratanga (self-determination) and providing good peer support. We also examine international agreements and local governmental commitment to us as disabled citizens, as well as the role of privacy, boundaries, and ethics as a Peer Supporter.

All sessions are run by experienced facilitators who have knowledge of their subject and lived experience of being disabled. As part of each session, we have conversations, play videos and do practical activities together.

Workshops will be run weekly throughout the month of October 2024 on Wednesdays with arriving from 9.30am and workshop starting promptly at 10am and will finish at 12.30pm (light snack and hot drinks will be provided).

• Wednesday 2 October: 10am-12.30pm at Good News Community Centre, 78 Breckons Ave, Nawton

• Wednesday 9 October: 10am-12.30pm at Good News Community Centre, 78 Breckons Ave, Nawton

• Wednesday 16 October: 10am-12.30pm at Good News Community Centre, 78 Breckons Ave, Nawton

• Wednesday 23 October: 10-12.30pm at Good News Community Centre, 78 Breckons Ave, Nawton Wednesday 30 October: 10am-12.30pm at Good News Community Centre, 78 Breckons Ave, Nawton

Spaces are limited so please register now to save your space!

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