Aileen’s letter ‘a gift’
Aileen Mudford is living day-to-day with cancer. Travelling and getting out and about has been made so much easier for her because of the products available at Life Unlimited Store.
Read moreAileen Mudford is living day-to-day with cancer. Travelling and getting out and about has been made so much easier for her because of the products available at Life Unlimited Store.
Read moreOne in six people – an estimated 880,000 New Zealanders – have a hearing loss, including approximately 300,000 people in the working age of 20 to 65.
Read moreThere are definitely pitfalls for children on the autism spectrum with all special occasions, writes Altogether Autism national manager Catherine Trezona.
Read moreThe main object of the law is “To build productive employment relationships through the promotion of good faith in all aspects of the employment environment and of the employment relationship”.
Read moreMy older son with ASD spent about nine months volunteering through Volunteering Waikato until he found employment close to where we live. This was seasonal employment so it ended. His next job I found through a contact – he has been there five years.
Read moreThe first step is Transition Planning – Start planning for the transition from school at the start of high school. Create a support network. Make a list of strengths and interests.
Read moreEdith Morris of Hamilton has very few regrets in her life despite getting polio in 1945 when only six months old.
Read moreFor many people, the stress of living with tinnitus can have a big impact on day-to-day life. But Tracy Henderson, a hearing therapist with Life Unlimited Hearing Therapy Services, says it is possible to better manage the stress associated with the condition.
Read moreThe noise of cicadas chirping may annoy some people, but for cochlear implant patient John Reweti-Davis – after 30 years of hearing loss – that high-pitched chirp was a welcome sound.
Read moreA mobility scooter can offer real independence to people who have difficulties with their mobility, allowing them to get out and stay connected with their community. But there are lots of things to consider before you make a purchase.
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