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Who Are We? Disability Sports Australia (DSA) is one of Australia’s nine (9) National Sporting Organisations for people with a disability (NSODs), all of whom share a common purpose to improve the lives of Australians living with disability using sport as the medium. Why Do We Do What We Do? Our vision is: Active lives…
Opportunities for people with disability to join teams and play sports Being a part of a club or community group contributes to mental well-being as well as physical and emotional development. Participation in sport and recreation is something that everyone can do. Thanks to the work of not-for-profits in South Australia, people with disability are…
Helping you lead your best life at home and in the community. You deserve to live the life you choose in the comfort of your own home and out in the community you love. We’re committed to supporting South Australians with disability through a person-centred philosophy of ‘Everything about you, with you’. Our staff will listen to…
When Nathan Johnston was younger, people told him he was “dreaming” when he talked about starting his own business. Back in 2021, the ABC interviewed Nathan at his home. His web site Disability Club Australia, can be found here: https://disabilityclub.au To read the full article on ABC please click here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-02-17/disability-club-aims-to-break-barriers-and-boost-connectivity/13160254
Polio SA is an organisation run by a group of dedicated volunteers who believe that polio survivors deserve the best quality of life. We work with passion and professionalism to educate, advocate and achieve recognition for polio survivors. We assist survivors. We regularly host guest speakers and experts who provide information on topics such as…
When Nathan Johnston was younger, people told him he was “dreaming” when he talked about starting his own business. The 27-year-old lives with cerebral palsy, uses a wheelchair and cannot read or write. “All those hurtful things that got said to me by several different people, all of that’s driven me to where I’m at…
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