Organisations, programmes and resources
Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Identify needs and approaches to support’
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Connect to specialist agencies
Connect to specialist agencies
Utilise the expertise of local and national agencies.
- ADHD Association
- SPELD - ADHD
- ADHD and gifted
- ADHD NZ Community for parents of children with ADHD.
Useful resources
Useful resources
ADHD: An overview (The Education Hub)
A clear, NZ PDF guide for educators on ADHD—covering characteristics and what works in classrooms.
Publisher: The Education Hub
Next steps
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