“If the government can’t provide support for all Australian’s equally… I believe they need to step down,” Kathrine says.
“There are nearly four and a half million Australians with disability who are suffering during this pandemic.
“They feel invisible and forgotten,” Kathrine says.
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Womens Sport Network (WSN) spoke to Kathrine Peereboom all about the charity and the motorbike charity ride raising funds for Autism
“Nothing in life can prepare you for the joy of becoming a parent. My husband and I have three boys aged eight, seven and six. Our boys are profoundly autistic, non-verbal and have additional health issues. The challenges we have as a family have my husband and I feeling like we operate at 65 percent most
With the complexities of our world right now, it can be overwhelming for individuals on the spectrum and those who care for them. Autism and social distancing need to be shown a little understanding.
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