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- Sunday, 28 October 2012: The impact of spinal cord injuries on intimacy
Claire Freeman was injured in a car accident over a decade ago and says the experience has driven her to explore how such injuries can affect both the closeness between couples and other family relationships.
- Sunday, 21 October 2012: Inclusion International Canada & this year's Interact Festival
Connie Laurin-Bowie, executive director of Inclusion International Canada visits Wellington as a guest speaker at the first ever New Zealand Symposium on the Human Rights for people with intellectual disability, hosted by IHC.
- Sunday, 14 October 2012: Post-Polio Syndrome
Many hundreds of people contracted polio in New Zealand in the first half of last century – most of them recovered well. But now, as polio survivors age, they’re experiencing new physical challenges linked to the disease.
- Sunday, 7 October 2012: Poetry as an aid to rehab
Mike Gourley recalls a poetic event where, in the interests of recovery and rehabilitation.
- Sunday, 30 September 2012: BLENNZ
BLENNZ principal Jane Wells tells us about the organisation and takes Carol Stiles on a tour of the state-of-the-art facility.
- Sunday, 23 September 2012: Jolt Dance
A Christchurch performance group that offers people with a disability a creative voice.
- Sunday, 16 September 2012: GRANZ & Unique Extras
An advocacy and support group and seeks to make life better for the parents of children with autism and for the children themselves; and a talent agency devoted to getting people with disabilities on screen.
- Sunday, 9 September 2012: Riding for the Disabled
The National Riding for the Disabled Association is celebrating an anniversary and, with it, the benefits its brought to many New Zealanders with a range of disabilities.
- Sunday, 2 September 2012: SignDNA
A project archiving the evolution of New Zealand Sign Language.
- Sunday, 26 August 2012: Changes to funding for community law centres
Mike Gourley investigates the future for law centres.
- Sunday, 19 August 2012: Hamilton’s artificial limb centre
Carol Stiles takes a look around Hamilton’s artificial limb centre
- Sunday, 12 August 2012: Customised Wheelchairs
Melrose Kiwi Concept Chairs began life in a garage with a staff of four. Now the company's celebrating 20 years in business, supplying a host of international clients, including many of the world's top wheelchair athletes.
- Sunday, 5 August 2012: Individualised funding for support services
More and more disabled people are beginning to call the shots when it comes to the supports and services they need.
- Sunday, 29 July 2012: The language of disability
Katy Gosset examines the language of disability and how it's changed over time.
- Sunday, 22 July 2012: Wheelchair Rugby
There’s a lot of smashing and crashing on One in Five this week as the mysteries of wheelchair rugby are explained
- Sunday, 15 July 2012: Kilmarnock Enterprises
Katy Gosset visits Kilmarnock Enterprises which has been providing employment for people with disabilities for more than 50 years
- Sunday, 8 July 2012: Paralympics
One in Five catches up with Paralympic rower Danny McBride after a training session on Lake Karapiro and takes a look at the very complicated science of classifying athletes with disabilities.
- Sunday, 1 July 2012: Emergency Preparedness Symposium for People with Disabilities in Christchurch
Katy Gosset reports from a Emergency Preparedness Symposium for People with Disabilities in Christchurch
- Sunday, 24 June 2012: An early childhood centre for children with special needs
An early childhood centre for children with special needs.
- Sunday, 17 June 2012: A Different Light
One in Five meets A Different Light, a mixed ability theatre company, who leave for England this week to show their latest production at a contemporary performing arts festival.
- Sunday, 10 June 2012: Parent to Parent
Two generations get together to discuss their hopes and wishes for a fulfilling future for their disabled brother or sister or child.
- Sunday, 3 June 2012: Refugees and Migrants & Therapy for Parkinsons
Christchurch's Refugee and Migrant communities who are also living with disabilities; and Katy Gosset drops in on a physical therapy session with Jimmy Jagit Dillon who has Parkinsons Disease.
- Sunday, 27 May 2012: Polio Partner
Dawn Brocket contracted polio three days before her husband in 1952.
- Sunday, 20 May 2012: Helen Grice
Katy Gosset meets Helen Grice, whose life changed abruptly on February the 22nd last year.
- Sunday, 13 May 2012: Parent to Parent & Teaching Tomorrow’s Teachers
An orgranisation that aims to support and empower parents who have children with disabilities or an impairment; and Wendy Neilson, immediate past president of the Disabled Persons Assembly.
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