In the heart of New Zealand's cultural landscape, the Maori community stands as a pillar of strength and resilience. However, when parents within this community are faced with the challenges of raising children with autism, the journey can become even more complex.

Autism (takiwātanga), a complex neurodevelopmental disorder, affects individuals in unique ways, presenting challenges that can be particularly demanding for both the individuals themselves and their families.

Growing up is a journey filled with opportunities, challenges, and experiences that shape a child's future.

In the vibrant tapestry of New Zealand's culture, the Maori community holds a significant place, contributing to the nation's rich heritage.

Parenting is a journey filled with love, challenges, and moments of growth. When a child is diagnosed with autism, the journey takes on unique dimensions that require specialised support.