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Help us make Wellington an accessible ci...

Help us make Wellington an accessible city

31 August 2015

Would you like to make a difference for all people regardless of their ability? Does playing a part in ensuring Wellington City is accessible for future generations sound like you?

Members of the Accessibility Advisory Group.

The current Accessibility Advisory Group

Here is your opportunity. We’re seeking new members for the Council’s Accessibility Advisory Group.

The group raises awareness and understanding of disability and accessibility issues, and advises the Council on policies and projects.

If you’re interested, please write and tell us why you’d be a good candidate. A CV is not required, but please describe:

any community work you’ve done
your experience around people living with impairments
your relationship and networks.

Please also provide contact details for relevant referees.

This is a volunteer group that meets formally once per month but members will receive a meeting allowance.

Find out more about the Accessibility Advisory Group and read the terms of reference.

You must live within Wellington City Council's boundaries to apply. Send your application by 5pm Monday 21 September 2015 to:

Helen Walker, Liaison Officer,
Wellington City Council,
PO Box 2199,
Wellington 6140

Email: Helen.Walker@wcc.govt.nz