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Building a treehouse? Or rebuilding your life? E whakatū ana i te whare rākau, e whakarauora ana rānei i tō oranga?
Injuries can happen wherever we are - at home, in the community and at work. We help prevent injuries and provide care and support if things go wrong.
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Dr Peter Jansen: The importance of culturally appropriate care Tākuta Peter Jansen: Ko te hiranga o ngā momo mahi tauwhiro whai tikanga
Passionate about achieving equity of health outcomes, Dr Peter Jansen is an expert on cultural competency. He shares his story with us, explaining why receiving culturally appropriate care is so important.
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Accessibility is making sure everyone, including disabled people and those using assistive technologies, can access our online information and services.
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Paralympics double gold medallist Anna Grimaldi is in the prime of her career and is hoping to see others follow in her footsteps through the ACC-supported LevelUp, a series of online resources for coaching disabled athletes.
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Sarah’s story: Breaking the silence on rape Te kōrero a Sarah: E whakaputa ana i ngā kōrero mō te pāwhera
Sarah suffered sexual assault as a child. She’s now broken her silence so that others will know help is always available.
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We were asked to talk about our Ethical Investment Policy at Parliament Select Committee.
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We aim to reduce injuries in New Zealand caused by medical treatments. We’re working with the health sector and supporting prevention programmes.
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Through the Sensitive Claims Service, we provide support for anyone in Aotearoa New Zealand, including visitors to the country, who has experienced sexual abuse or assault in New Zealand. We may also be able to help if you're an Aotearoa New Zealand resident and have experienced sexual abuse while travelling overseas. It doesn't matter if the event happened recently or a long time ago. Learn more about the support we provide and other helpful resources.
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In recent decades, mobile phones have completely changed the way we communicate – and given us plenty of online entertainment. But it turns out that little device in your pocket or handbag can also cause you an injury.