Achievement House joins with those around the world who will celebrate Sunday December 3 as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Launched in 1992 by the United Nations, the day aims to bring meaningful change for the disabled community. … Read More
It’s more than a Christmas party when your local community gets behind you. Achievement House has shared the festive spirit at its 2023 party with the help of the Rotary Club of Cambridge and the various cafes and restaurants that … Read More
Sometimes you’ve just got to let your hair down and let your imagination do the rest! With memories of a wet winter fading, the team at Achievement House and their friends at Aspire Community Support decided it was time to … Read More
The team at Achievement House have celebrated the graduation of day programme supervisor Shelby Mcclelland whose hard work and study have gained her a qualification in health and wellbeing. Shelby’s circle of support gathered with her at Achievement House for … Read More
:: ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE has provided opportunities for the disabled community in the Waikato since our foundation in 1976. Our purpose has always been to provide vocational and work opportunities, and to provide the chance to enjoy social interactions in the … Read More
:: ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE is a disability enterprise based in central Kemuriti / Cambridge, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Our team includes people aged 16+ who want support to work, and our staff who help provide that support. Team members choose to … Read More
:: ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE’s primary purpose is to help those with disabilities, providing a supportive environment so they can connect, engage and be part of their community. A key part of helping build confidence and self-worth is providing mahi / work … Read More
:: ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE loves being part of the Kemureti / Cambridge community and we try to share news of what we’re doing. Here, we aim to keep our friends, supporters and clients updated with our progress. :: Our news Our … Read More
By Jeremy Smith “You try being the one to keep her home if she’s ever sick,” mum Margaret says. Cambridge Riding for the Disabled (RDA) is preparing to mark its 40th anniversary in October and the organisation’s longest-standing rider – … Read More
:: Here’s how to get in touch with Achievement House: You can follow us on Facebook. He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata! He tāngata! He tāngata! What is the most important thing in the world? It … Read More