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Top 5 reasons why dating someone with a disability is great

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Top 5 reasons why dating someone with a disability is great

There are so many misconceptions about dating someone with a disability. So, to help dispell some of these myths, we recently shared a blog post from Becky, whose partner Dan uses a wheelchair, about common disability and dating questions. With February being our ‘love month’, we’ve asked her back to list some of the awesome things about dating someone with a disability.

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The realities of relationships with disability: 'It's almost like we're not regarded as sensual beings'

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The realities of relationships with disability: 'It's almost like we're not regarded as sensual beings'

Rachael and Andy's love is 12 years strong, and built on mutual support, care and endless respect.  Like bodies, relationships can take all sorts of forms.

 

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Love and disability: ‘inter-ability relationships’ conquer stereotypes

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Love and disability: ‘inter-ability relationships’ conquer stereotypes

He is in a wheelchair, she has multiple sclerosis, but their neighbours know Grzegorz and Magda as a loving couple

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Doctor of many talents

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Doctor of many talents

Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM works at the Gold Coast University Hospital in one of the busiest emergency departments in the country, and he loves his job.

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New Year, New Opportunity for Businesses and Disability Employment

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New Year, New Opportunity for Businesses and Disability Employment

2021 provides a unique opportunity for businesses to rebuild even stronger workforces by recruiting employees with disability. According to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, approximately 1 million Australians were unemployed[3] at the peak of the pandemic in 2020. Today, this figure has dropped to 952,100[4], paired with the fact that job advertisements have increased month on month since April 2020, with job advertisements now exceeding pre-COVID levels[5], it is beginning to show that businesses are starting to rebuild. As they do, it’s important that disability inclusion is central to these renewed workforces.

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