The New Zealand Disability Support Network (NZDSN) is a leading brand in the field of disability support services in New Zealand. Established in 2010, NZDSN is an incorporated society represented by a Board of Governance. This network consists of both not-for-profit organizations and for-profit NGOs that offer essential support services to disabled individuals, mainly through government contracts.

NZDSN takes a comprehensive pan-disability perspective when addressing the sector's needs. The organization is governed by a dedicated Board, elected from its wider membership, and is supported by a team of experts, including a full-time Chief Executive. With a strong focus on member value and advocacy, NZDSN reflects the views of its members to influence the design and delivery of disability support services.

Committed to promoting high-quality, equitable disability services, NZDSN aims to ensure that all disabled people and their families throughout New Zealand can lead fulfilling lives. The organization aligns its work with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, the UNCRPD, and the concept of mana Motuhake, prioritizing the self-determination of disabled individuals. With a vision for an inclusive New Zealand, where the rights of disabled people are protected, NZDSN strives to maximize their potential as valued citizens.

The organization values transparency, responsiveness, and strong partnerships with members, the disability sector, and policy and funding stakeholders. For more information about their strategic plan, annual reports, and contact details, please visit their website or social media pages