A Belfast student who uses an electric wheelchair has settled a disability discrimination case against Translink after buses repeatedly carried her past her stop because drivers did not deploy the ramp or allow time for her to alight. The incidents left her dependent on strangers for help and highlighted how routine journeys can become unsafe […]
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From November, art and music therapists will be able to charge National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) rates aligned with counselling, following an independent review that found these therapies can be effective and “even life changing” for some people with disability. The move formalises their role in participant supports and clarifies pricing after months of uncertainty.
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Cape Town’s Dial-a-Ride (DAR) service is a rare example of public transport that works for older people living with disabilities — and cutting it back would be a step backwards. An opinion piece highlights how typical clinic or SASSA trips can cost R240 by e-hailing, involve unsafe transfers near taxi ranks, and take seven hours
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Neteller is a preferred e-wallet settlement system that enables users to make secure and convenient on the internet deals. It has gained significant appeal in the online gaming sector as lots of players prefer making use of Neteller for their casino site down payments and withdrawals. In this short article, we will certainly explore the
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