Author: Nicole Dippenaar

Today we celebrate the incredible people who keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes. Your organisation, attention to detail, and dedication don’t go unnoticed. You are the backbone of every successful team, the problem-solvers, the planners, and the calm in the chaos. Thank you for all that you do – today and every day!

Wishing you a Happy Easter! The Easter long weekend is a time to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy moments that matter most. Whether you’re spending it with loved ones, getting outdoors, or simply taking a well-earned break, we hope your weekend is safe and restful.

This World Health Day, we’re reminded that better health isn’t just about today – it’s about how we grow, adapt, and improve over time. At Evolution Healthcare, we believe in exactly that: evolving care to meet the needs of every individual and every community. From prevention to treatment, innovation to compassion, it’s all part of… Continue reading World Health Day

We shared the story of Billy back in November [LINK] and it’s made it’s way to the Major Trauma Annual Report. ABI are proud partners of this network, with several ABI leaders sitting as part of it, including our Chief Executive, Christine Howard-Brown. The Trauma National Clinical Network aims to improve the outcomes for those… Continue reading Billy and the Major Trauma Annual Report

Happy Social Work Day ABI recognises our social workers’ essential role in connecting kiritaki and whānau to their communities and navigating agencies to ensure the right supports are in place . Our social workers walk alongside kiritaki and whānau to support them in their rehabilitation journey to achieve their goals and help them take control… Continue reading World Social Work Day

Huge shoutout to our amazing kaimahi (team members) who took part in the Auckland Round the Bays! We’re incredibly proud of the dedication, energy, and team spirit shown by everyone who laced up their running and walking shoes and represented us at this iconic community event. Taking on the challenge, supporting each other, and prioritising… Continue reading Round The Bays Auckland

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month Did you know around 32,000 traumatic brain injuries happen in Aotearoa each year, with about 2,000 being moderate to severe? Many of these lead to long-term challenges, and recovery is a journey that takes time, support, and expert care. At ABI Rehabilitation, we’re proud to provide specialist intensive inpatient… Continue reading Brain Injury Awarness Month

Welcoming the Year of the Horse, a symbol of energy, resilience, and progress. Wishing our community good health, strength, and prosperity in the year ahead.