[Penny4]

I was wondering the same thing

Yes, I was too. Wondering why they don't have a guide dog.

 

[Ivory]

I lived in Qld many years ago before there was a need for things to be suitable for people with a disability. I now life in SA and live with a neurogolical disability. I can say that from my perspective assistance for people with a disability is appalling but I think it’s education that is required in the first instance. Getting very basic I attempted to access a disabled the other day but required someone to help open the door. Once open I still couldn’t use the facilities as there was a baby change table taking up the space. The rationale when I mentioned it to management was that there were more mothers with babies but very few people with disabilities.