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17 innovative projects for getting disabled people into work or retaining them into work will receive a total of $500,000 funding.
The Government will improve the information sharing of client details between Inland Revenue (IRD) and Ministry of Social Development (MSD) from 31 May 2012.
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As part of Welfare Reform third party providers will deliver wrap-around case management to young people to get them back into school or into training programmes that will build foundation skills for the future.
Information on support available to people affected by the storm event that caused widespread damage, particularly in South Taranaki and Whanganui.
The Ministry of Social Development has undertaken an open, competitive selection process for determining which medical alarm suppliers will be accredited to supply monitored medical alarms paid through Disability Allowance.
Prime Minister John Key and Minister for Social Development Paula Bennett today announced the next phase in proposed reforms to the Welfare System.
You may be entitled to support to switch to a digital signal on your television if you're on Invalid's Benefit, were on Invalid's Benefit before going onto NZ Super, are or were receiving a Veteran's Pension or are aged over 75 with a Community Services Card.
Information on support available to people affected by flooding in the Nelson area.
The Fund is for innovative projects from the employment sector, NGOs or disabled people’s organisations to get disabled people into jobs or to retain them.
The Government has announced that it will reform New Zealand’s welfare system over the next three years with new benefits that recognise that most beneficiaries can and do want to work.
The sixth Northland Forestry Straight to Work Industry Partnership programme has successfully delivered another nine highly skilled and reliable forestry workers into a buoyant employment market.
How we can support employers and staff affected by the Rena grounding
My account will save you time by letting you access information and services online that were previously only available over the phone or face-to-face.
We are changing the way we pay you for goods and services bought by our clients. The notice of credit vouchers used by our clients to pay for most goods and services will be replaced by a Payment Card.
Due to aftershocks in the Canterbury region, Work and Income services have been affected.
Ryan Johnson, a self employed Whangarei builder, believes that Job Ops provides a wonderful incentive to employ young people.
