Whats in our April 2024 Issue?
- Friendly Reminder to book your flu vaccination – Some people are more at risk of complications from the flu and are eligible for the free flu vaccine. You can get a flu vaccine from your GP, local council immunisation service, or local pharmacist immuniser.
- Given mother’s day is soon, following are some Committee members polio stories from their mothers. Susan Shaab – Polio rehabilitation from a Northcote barber’s shop.
- My Son…Jeff Stewart 1952… Polio by Joan Stewart. A toddler 1 year, 11 months, fit and healthy, full of mischief to a toddler with a limp. My son was diagnosed with polio.
- Read more here
Whats in our March 2024 Issue?
🙀 Oh my goodness, we did a leap and missed February and went straight in to March. Darn Leap Years 🙄
- On Tuesday 21st February, Robyn & Shirley were warmly welcomed by the President, Keith Yates and the wonderful members of the Blackburn Lions Club.
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On Friday 23rd February, Shirley and Robyn were invited by the Greensborough Salvation Army after seeing an article in the Seniors Magazine about our award-winning documentary “Lives Well Lived”.
Whats in our January 2024 Issue?
Happy New Year 🥳 And what a year it will be.
- First cab off the rank is continuing with our Strategic Plan
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New Aged Care Draft is here with responses to be made by 10am Monday 05 Feb 2024
Whats in our December 2023 Issue?
- Our short film ‘LIVES WELL LIVED Broadcast on SBS
- 📣 HOT OFF THE PRESS 📣 NDIS Review Independent Review into the National Disability Insurance Scheme – OCTOBER 2023 A guide for people with disability and their families 2023
Whats in our November 2023 Issue?
- Winner of Focus on Ability Short Film Festival 2023
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Disabiltiy Discrimination complaint against the NDIS ban taken to the United Nations
Whats in our October 2023 Issue?
- October 2023 is Polio Awareness Month
- Royal Commission – A brief guide to the Final Report into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability
In this issue:
- Focus on Ability Short Film Festival ‘LIVES WELL LIVED’ Well Received!
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Community Rally – Sunday 17 September 2023 ‘Accessible Tram Stops Now’
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Medical and Allied Health Clinics – Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th October, 2023
In this issue:
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Under 1 week until voting begins for our short film ‘LIVES WELL LIVED’ Focus on Ability Short Film Festival
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Recognition at last: People ageing with Post-Polio Syndrome
- Congress: Make Air Travel Accessible
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In this issue:
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We have successfully been chosen to be an entrant for Focus on Ability Short Film Festival!
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Celebrating National NAIDOC Week
- Your Aged Care Update
- Accessible Walks, Victoria
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Read the July 2023 Bulletin here
In this issue:
- Out and about – Meeting with Minister Michael Sukkar MP Federal Member of Deakin
- Thanking Australian Association of Gerontology (AAG) for launching an Australian first policy paper on inclusive services and communities for ageing Polio Survivors.
- Late effects of Polio Petra Quinlan-Turner
Board Member of Post Polio Victoria
+ much more