Disabled four times more likely to report feeling lonely most of the time - report
Mike Potter, chief executive of Disability Connect - an Auckland-based resource centre - told The AM Show on Tuesday the findings weren't a surprise. "It's a reality for disabled people that we're more lonely because we're more isolated. We tend to find it more difficult to get around, to be welcome and to be included within society and our communities." He said while the weeks-long lockdowns of last year are a memory for some, many in the disabled community are still nervous about having to do it all over again. "As soon as the Prime Minister makes an announcement that we're going into l...