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Blind Citizens NZ’s National President Jonathan Godfrey says that “Waka Kotahi has kicked the problem ‘can’ down the road. Unfortunately for pedestrians, our population of people and anyone else impacted, E-scooters are now stuck right back ...

They want it replaced with a new law that will ensure PWDs rights are fully implemented.

New Brighton’s Mendi Arts Centre was the setting for a highly collaborative forum discussion homing in on the relationship between education and intellectual disability support.

The Autism Alliance of Michigan team traveled to Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula to provide free trainings and health care services for people living with autism, their families, and the communities where they live.

On World Tourism Day, September 27, if your co-passenger is a person with disability, remember to make it an inclusive experience for everyone. These pointers to remember shall come in handy.

A job extravaganza was held in Pearl to give students with disabilities a chance to get work experience through local businesses.

WalletHub compared 182 cities across 3 key dimensions to determine the most livable places for people with disabilities.

OBA will gain 100-fold whatever it devotes to initiative: federal sports minister

World News - MARTIGNY, Switzerland – St Bernard dogs, one of Switzerland’s national symbols that were internationally renowned for helping in alpine rescues, are now saving people in other ways. The Barry Foundation – a non-profit that took over breeding of the dog in 2005 from... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Council’s Specialist Change Facilities policy is due for review this year. These facilities are dedicated places with specialist equipment where people with multiple or complex disabilities can be changed or toileted by a caregiver. Council already ...