Search results for ‘Living my life’
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It’s six months since we began piloting a new day programme for people with moderate mental injury diagnoses, and kiritaki (clients) are reporting positive results.
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Maintaining your strength and balance can be an integral part of helping you to stay safe from falls. Learn how we're working to support you.
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Drivers urged to 'look again' as motorcycle sales soar E ākina ana ngā kaihautū waka ki te ‘titiro anō’ nā te pikinga ake o ngā wharanga mā runga motopaika
As motorbike sales hit record levels, one Christchurch rider shares his recovery story to help prevent others from suffering a serious injury while on the roads.
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A message from Mike Tully on Te Wiki o te Reo Māori He kōrero i a Mike Tully mō Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
As we celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, ACC Acting Chief Executive Mike Tully reflects on our commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of Māori.
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After suffering an awful ACL injury, Liv Chance is once again match-ready and back in action on the world's largest stage.
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The life of Kavana Jane changed in a moment four years ago, when her fiancé was killed in a motorbike accident. As part of the ACC-supported Motorcycle Awareness Month, Kavana’s sharing her story to help others stay safe on our roads.
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Christina's story: Don't let a preventable injury ruin your holiday Te kōrero a Christina: Kaua e turakina tō hararei nā tētahi wharanga e taea ai te kaupare atu
What was meant to be a hard-earned holiday in Rarotonga ended in a life-changing concussion for Christina Nicol. She's urging others not to make the same mistakes.
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For Debbie Barrett (Te Arawa, Ngāti Wāhiao, Kūki 'Āirani), helping to improve health outcomes for Māori is not just her mahi, it’s her life purpose. The ACC Māori Health Manager leads Hāpai, which provides kiritaki Māori (Māori clients) with one-to-one support, grounded in Māori values and principles.