The International Symbol of Access, also known as the International Wheelchair Symbol, has been with us since Susanne Koefoed designed it in 1968. Some disability activists are ...
News and Events - Do Quadriplegics really know enough to self medicate?
Let’s face it, when it comes to the slightest complication or deviation from our knowledge base, we are going to shave years off our lives unless we quickly relent and get those early ...
The Rolling Hills Wheelchair Race was started in 2009 with the aim of integrating disabled community members through participation in sport and through community education.
Rolling Sport - SA tennis stars riding a wave of success in Australia
South African wheelchair tennis players, Kgothatso Montjane and Evans Maripa ransacked the season’s opening event, the Queensland Open in Brisbane, Australia where they both clinched ...
Quite a few assistive devices have made their way into the mainstream world too, and made life much easier for able-bodied people. Handrails are useful for blind people, as well as elderly
I think the prospect of sitting on your bum for a while not having to worry about patients’ treatment outcomes, appeals to everybody especially at the end of a year.