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Step easily into your home, tub, or car with the Ausnew portable step. An essential aid for those struggling with a disability, poor mobility, and the elderly.
This step will assist you in taking a secure step from one Terrace to another and doesn't cause any pain with joint problems.
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How fashion helped me reclaim my disabled identity
February 10, 2025
In true 90s kid style, I lived in denim overalls for a lot of my childhood. As a double above-knee amputee, you'd catch me running around on my knees, wearing my overalls, carefree and full of life. But as I got older, that freedom around fashion began to fade. Clothes became protective — a way for me to hide and conform.
Elise took her assistance dog on a multi-day walk in Tasmania. Here's how it went
January 30, 2025
Elise Smith spent most of 2024 preparing to walk the Overland Track — a 65-kilometre, six-day walk in the central highlands of lutruwita/Tasmania — with her assistance dog Lenny, who provides medical and psychiatric assistance. There was a strong response online when Elise shared how she was training her dog for the multi-day hike, which she couldn't attempt without him. Many questioned her decision, voicing concerns for the environment and native fauna and questioning if the miniature labradoodle was up for the job.
Inclusive hiring at the heart of project for people with cognitive impairment
January 21, 2025
hen Jung Yoon moved to Australia from South Korea in 1995 as a 17-year-old, she had never encountered a person with a disability before, but that changed when she had her daughter Joanne several years later. Joanne was diagnosed with autism and chromosomal deletion syndrome. She is also non-verbal and partially deaf.