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Disabled people concerned over accessibility

of possible Kāinga Ora redevelopment

Residents of a Kāinga Ora housing complex in Auckland are “heartbroken” their days could be numbered in the area.

Although a decision has not been made over whether the area will be redeveloped, some residents are concerned about accessibility and if a redevelopment would cater to their mobility needs.

Allyson Hamblett has lived in her Kāinga Ora home for 23 years; she has cerebral palsy and uses a walking frame.

Around 18 years ago, Kāinga Ora renovated her bathroom with a wet area shower and put in handrails both in the bathroom and to the entrances of the home.

Link to video and article: Disabled people concerned over accessibility of possible Kāinga Ora redevelopment | Stuff.co.nz



 

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