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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 hours ago

DRC Living Life Connected
Emma has chosen to spend time with her friend, Susan, while Susan stays at Graceland.

Together they deepen their friendship, engage in conversations, play rummikub, and enjoy each other's company. By actively participating in these activities, Emma and Susan are creating meaningful memories and building a strong foundation for their friendship.

Awesome work Emma and Susan it’s great to see you spending time together!
Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC4 days ago

DRC Living Life Connected
Tony has been enjoying his chosen range of activities at DRC.
He is working hard on his accuracy and control at karate, he works hard on his balance during Line Dancing and he improves his flexibility at ‘Sit B Fit’. He also lifts weights to work on his strength. Tony is also working on his cardio during swimming at Hastings Sports Park.
Keep up the good work on becoming a toned all-rounder Tony …

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC1 week ago

DRC Living Life Connected

Ihakara has been actively participating in his chosen activities and is dedicated to maintaining his physical health.

During his visit to Flaxmere park, Ihakara decided to explore the exercise equipment available and wholeheartedly engaged in the activity.

Awesome work Ihakara, we can’t wait to see you in action again!

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 weeks ago

DRC Living Life Connected

Richard actively engages in his construction module at DRC.

Richard displays focus when completing the models he works on, which in turn he is using fine motor skills, problem-solving, and memory retention. Additionally, it also serves as a form of stress relief, allowing him the ability to unwind and relax.

Well done, Richard, keep up the good work.

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 weeks ago

AUTISM WORKSHOP
Complex Care Group and the NZ Federation of Disability Information Centres are pleased to continue our series of facilitated workshops for disabled people and their families, tāngata whaikaha Maori, Pasifika disabled and family, whanau, aiga - via Zoom. These hui promote information exchange and sharing of personal experiences.

The fourth workshop will be held on Wednesday 27th September 12 noon till 1.30pm via Zoom
– the first half is a presentation and the second half is discussion time.

The discussion topic for September is Autism. We will explore Autism – what is the autism spectrum, co-diagnosis with other disabilities, types of supports which might be available (paid and unpaid), education challenges, accessing healthcare and practical considerations like dentistry and haircuts, post schooling options, etc.

Places are limited so you need to register as soon as possible.
Sign up here https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WS4Sep23

We will send you the Zoom link a few days before the workshop.

Contact us with any queries: complexcaregroup@xtra.co.nz

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Disability Resource Centre H.B. Trust - DRC2 weeks ago

DRC Living Life Connected

I.V. has been wholeheartedly embracing her chosen community activities, particularly the walking group.

There I.V. radiates with confidence, effortlessly engaging in lively conversations, exchanging stories, and laughter with her peers. The walking group provides I.V. with numerous benefits like deepening her connections with her peers, fostering a sense of belonging, and keeping her energized for longer.

Well done I.V. , keep up the good work.

Everyday people, everyday places, everyday things, everyday times

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