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In February 2018, Patrick had sudden onset of Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM). “It’s a rare condition which affects parts of the spinal cord that controls movement. There is no cure and treatment is very limited," explains mum, Georgia.

Patrick the Light-hearted

“Patrick is such a determined boy who never gives up. He’s cheeky and has a wonderful light-hearted personality,” said mum, Georgia. Read more...

Neve’s Cute Arm

Neve is a spunky nine-year-old girl who has a strong personality and is always thinking of others,” said mum, Juanita. Read more...

Ashlynn’s Horse Saddle

"Ashlynn, I would describe as determined, very gutsy. She's a fun, very long girl. Very caring," said mum, Tamara. Read more...

Determined Kim

Kim is a bright, determined woman who has a passion for sport and competition. Read more...

More Playtime for Joshua

Their little boy, Joshua, turned one in January. Around this time Belinda and Jason took Joshua to a neurologist as he had not reached his gross motor milestones. After a series of tests Joshua was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 2. Read more...

Multi Accessible Boccia Ramp

TAD’s Hunter Volunteer Group has designed a custom project which allows Dorise a young lady with Cerebral Palsy, to play the game she loves, Boccia. Boccia is a precision ball sport similar to bowls, it’s designed to be played by athletes with a physical disability. Read more...

Dog Treat Dispenser

TAD volunteer John Clayton has come up with a clever solution to help people with limited body movement give food rewards to their assistance dogs. The treat dispenser was voted the Project of the Year by volunteers at the annual TAD conference. Read more...

Carline

For Carline who has motor neuron disease and is unable to speak, trusting Colin to take away her only form of communication, her iPad, was no small matter. It was the only way he could construct a secure mount to attach the iPad and its special protective case to her powered wheelchair. Read more...

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