Fund Impact & Grant Accountability

Empowering Lifespan Neuro-Recovery Through Strategic Funding & Objective Measurement

Bridging the regional neuro-habilitation gap in Canterbury for tamariki, rangatahi, and adults.

100%Grant funds audited and tracked
Registered (CC65109)Charities Services registration
NZBN 9429053077759New Zealand Business Number
IRD 149-543-678Inland Revenue registration

Strategic investment areas

Three Pillars of Funded Impact

Every grant dollar is directed to one of three evidence-based investment areas, each measured against defined developmental and community outcomes.

01

Advanced Neuromuscular Assessment & AI Technology

Funding objective sensors — including MR EMG, VALD DynaMo, Digitsole Pro, GripAble Pro, and 4K movement tracking — to measure functional motor gains and spasticity with objective precision. These tools transform subjective observation into evidence-based, data-driven progress reporting for funders, whānau, and specialist teams.

MR EMGVALD DynaMoDigitsole ProGripAble Pro4K Movement Tracking
02

Whānau & Session Subsidies

Breaking financial barriers so individuals with cerebral palsy, stroke, and traumatic brain injury can access intensive Conductive Education without prohibitive out-of-pocket costs. Charitable subsidies ensure that geography and income never determine access to evidence-based neuro-habilitation in Canterbury.

Cerebral PalsyStroke RecoveryTBI Neuro-HabilitationSubsidised Access
03

Community Facility & Specialist Infrastructure

Supporting our Addington movement hub with heavy-duty Bobath habilitation plinths, parallel bars, and specialist health and safety equipment. A purpose-built, fully equipped facility enables high-frequency, intensive practice — the cornerstone of meaningful neuroplastic change.

Bobath PlinthsParallel BarsSpecialist EquipmentAddington Hub
"At present, there are no neuro habilitation services within the South Island that offer the unique skill set that Dora possesses... reducing the need for travel and enabling families to retain financial resources within New Zealand."

Kay Hamilton

Speech-Language Therapist

Professional Endorsement
"Kia Kaha provides far more than sensory-motor habilitation — they offer early intervention, direction, and genuine hope. Incorporating objective AI progress tracking gives valuable, data-driven insight into subtle developmental gains."

Cyndi Chen

Parent

Whānau Voice

Governance & Grant Accountability

100% of grant contributions are audited, tracked via robust board governance, and applied strictly to approved community neuro-habilitation outcomes. As a registered charitable trust (Registered Charity CC65109), Kia Kaha Neuro-Habilitation Foundation operates with full financial transparency, independent board oversight, and public annual reporting.

Ready to fund meaningful change?

Your contribution directly funds equipment, subsidies, and specialist infrastructure for Canterbury families who have nowhere else to turn.

KIA KAHA

NEURO-HABILITATION

Kia Kaha Neuro-Habilitation Foundation supports movement-led neuro-habilitation for families in Christchurch.

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Kia Kaha Neuro - Habilitation Foundation — Registered Charity under the Charities Act 2005 (CC65109) | NZBN: 9429053855503. Board of Trustees: Dora Molnar (Trustee and Lead Specialist, employed by the Foundation), Moira Dimmock, Nicole Evans, Jonathan Hubert, Belinda Moffat.