A door opens to those who can see a private specialist. But what if you can’t?
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Prudence Walker has pink hair and wears a black top; she's seated in a mobility scooter and smiles. Her image is in motion; a pink, blue and yellow background behind her. Photo credit: Becki Moss
Prudence Walker on getting over our imposter syndrome and everyone playing their part
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Why the recent Pharmac changes don’t fix access barriers to ADHD medication
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More than PVC gutters and ball muffin trays: Boccia brings community together
The inaugural Disability Sport Auckland Boccia Tournament created a space for challenge and competition - on and off the court.
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Raising the low bar on accessible dining
Disabled dining isn't as simple as rocking up with a hungry belly. So when we saw Metro magazine’s Top 50 Restaurants include some accessibility information we were intrigued.