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  • Support Workers,
  • People with Disabilities,
• 17/6/25

Dani and Marceline "“I can still provide some sort of help and support to the community. It gives me purpose....It doesn’t feel like work, it feels like I’m helping not hindering”

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George explains that having support means it "helps me to do the things that I'm unable to do safely anymore"

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Annie highlights the importance of disability support workers

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