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In 1974 Kate Watkins got her first Seeing Eye dog, a moment she’ll never forget. Kate clocks up 50 years with Seeing Eye Dogs Australia
Belinda (Bel) Cini is in her second season, employed as a ‘water girl’ for the Geelong Football Club’s women’s team Bel keeps the Geelong Cats women’s team watered and ready
Dance academy encourages people with a disability to be their true selves Dom moves to the beat of accessibility and success