Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC

Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 days ago

In an ever-changing society, social awareness of situations is important.

Shawn has been working on his social awareness and interactions with people around him to improve and increase his independence.

Shawn can now independently catch the bus from Napier to Hastings which has broaden his scope of everyday communication with others and activities he enjoys like attending Karate or going to different cafes.

Keep up the positive learnings Shawn!

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC6 days ago

Foto Fest 2024 brought together 35 different exhibitions around Hastings from local, national, and international photographers.

Hayden and Emily learnt how to use the QR codes on their phones to access more information.

The exhibitors map enhanced their map reading skills and took them to different venues where the photos were on display.

They both enjoyed trying to figure out where some of the local photos were taken.

It is great to see you both living your best lives, spending time together, exploring things and laughing.

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC1 week ago

The Cancer Society’s annual Daffodil Day collection provides the opportunity for our service users to volunteer and interact with a range of people.

Holly’s expression captures the pure delight and enjoyment of engaging with people donating to the cancer collection.

It was truly a WIN WIN for both Holly and the Cancer Society.

A big thank you to everyone who took the time to stop and have a chat with Holly.

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 weeks ago

Jenny’s and Charmaine’s photo catching up at a café captures the share enjoyment of living their best life in the community.

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 weeks ago

Jessie is keen to try different activities in the community to keep life interesting,

Jessie shows his competitive side and techniques when playing 10 Pin bowling.
Even though he enjoys winning and keenly watches the scores, he is very supportive and encouraging to other players.

Jesse feels he is living his best life when out in the community doing things he enjoys.

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC3 weeks ago

Monsters – here, there, and everywhere

Jill from Woven Earth Arts provided the opportunity for the service users to create their own interpretation of a clay monster.

Blair, Rachel, Emma and Kylie had a lot fun and laughter when it came to painting the monsters while expressing their own unique colours and designs.

The pleasure of seeing the enthusiasm and excited atmosphere was memorable.

Great work team!

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Mobility Parking

For all mobility parking enquiries contact CCS Disability Action which manages and issues permits.

You can find where Hastings mobility parking spaces are located on the Hastings District Council’s website.

Go to the Napier City Council’s website for the locations of mobility parking spaces in Napier.
For Central Hawke’s Bay, see here for descriptions of where the parking spaces are.