Purpose & Impact

Unlocking Potential Through Movement and Active Learning

Bridging the critical gap in intensive neuro-motor habilitation for Canterbury tamariki and whānau.

Our purpose

Why We Exist

We empower tamariki with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injuries, and motor delays to become active, capable learners using Conductive Education and neuroplasticity.

We focus on real-life independence: sitting, stepping, eating, communicating, and playing.

Four ways we create impact

Functional Motor Independence

Targeted active motor learning, postural control, and mobility.

Whānau Empowerment & Respite

Practical handling skills, carer training, and structured caregiver relief.

FlowMotion™ Sensory Environment

Integrating conductive apparatus with neuro-sensory feedback.

Barrier-Free Access

Subsidised sessions through Individualised Funding, grants, and community sponsorships.

Progress that matters

Measured Impact & Outcomes

Progress looks different for every child. We focus on meaningful gains that support daily life, confidence, and whānau wellbeing.

Movement & Mobility milestones

Head and trunk control, rolling, standing, and independent stepping.

Confidence & Agency

Active communication and self-esteem.

Whānau Wellbeing

Reducing carer burnout and building long-term resilience.

Help make active learning possible

Whether you are seeking support for a child or helping fund access for a whānau, there is a meaningful next step.

KIA KAHA

NEURO-HABILITATION

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

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13 Tyne Street, Addington, Christchurch, New Zealand

021 142 6755

Monday – Friday by appointment

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NZBN: 9429053077759 | Registered Charitable Trust (Charities Services Registration Pending). Approved Donee Organisation: Donations over $5 qualify for a 33.33% IRD tax credit. Board of Trustees: Dora Molnar (Lead Specialist), Moira Dimmock, Nicole Evans, Jonathan Hubert, Belinda Moffat.