Disabled Person-Led Monitoring
The DPO Coalition undertakes a Disabled Person-Led Monitoring role.
Between 2018-2023, the DPO Coalition commissioned the Donald Beasley Institute to undertake this role, and the research is led entirely by disabled people.
In 2019, the Donald Beasley Institute began by interviewing disabled people and their families/whānau about their experiences of housing (2018 - 2020) and then health and wellbeing (2020-2022). Following this, the Donald Beasley Institute began working on the next cycle of monitoring - investigating disabled people's right to supports and services under Whaikaha (2022-2024). These Reports are as follows:
Housing
Housing (Family/Whānau Perspectives)
Housing for Disabled People: Family/Whānau and Close Supporter Perspectives (PDF)
Housing for Disabled People: Family/Whānau and Close Supporter Perspectives (docx)
Report 1 - Whaikaha l Ministry of Disabled People
Report 2 - Consultation and Engagement
Report 3 - Disability Supports and Services
Coming in 2025
Report 4 - Enabling Good Lives
Coming in 2025
Report 5 - Recommendations
Coming in 2025
In 2024, the DPO Coalition undertook a procurement process, supported by Whaikaha, and secured the Donald Beasley Institute for a further three years, 2024-2026. This cycle of monitoring will investigate the cost of disability / living. These reports will be available once the research is complete.
Prior to 2018, the DPO Coalition produced the following monitoring reports:
Making Disability Rights Real 2014-2019 (docx)
Making Disability Rights Real 2014-2019 (PDF)
Te Whakatuturu i Nga Tika Hauātanga 2014-2019
Disability Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand: Acceptance in Society (2015) (docx)
Disability Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand: Participation & Poverty (2015) (docx)
Disability Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand: Youth (2013) (docx)