In a move welcomed by disability advocates, Tweed Shire Council in New South Wales, Australia, has announced a review of its Assistance Animals Policy—with the goal of improving access and clarity for people with disabilities who rely on guide dogs, hearing dogs, and other trained support animals. By Inside Local Government The current policy has […]
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Across the UK, disabled individuals are facing dangerous delays in accessing essential mobility aids and assistive equipment—leaving many housebound, in pain, or unable to work, study, or live independently. By The Canary New reports reveal months-long waiting lists for wheelchairs, specialist beds, hoists, and walking aids provided by local NHS and council services. For many,
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20 June 2024 – As the world marks World Refugee Day, millions are reminded of the resilience of displaced communities—but for refugees with disabilities, the crisis in South Sudan remains especially dire and largely invisible. By Reliefweb While conflict, climate shocks, and hunger continue to uproot lives across the region, people with disabilities are often
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