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Johnny’s story – Back on the frontline after a life-changing crash Te kōrero a Johnny – Kei te mura o te ahi anō nō muri mai i tētahi tukinga nui
After suffering a sudden crash on his patrol bike, Johnny McGrail knows how important it is for both drivers and riders to be at their best behind the wheel.
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Derek’s story: Making history as an amputee paramedic Te kōrero a Derek: He whakatutukinga nui nā tētahi manapou tata pororere
Derek Eady feared his life would be changed forever after a DIY accident. But he made history by becoming the first amputee to work as a frontline paramedic in New Zealand
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As we celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities this week, ACC Board Member and Paralympian Dan Buckingham reflects on the progress of the disability movement and how ACC can play a leading role in achieving a fully inclusive society.
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Five years ago, George Thompson suffered a life-changing injury on his farm. He’s defied the odds to walk again and is pleased to see ACC partner with Safer Farms to help prevent others going through the same ordeal.
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Fitness fanatic Craig Harrington lost the lower part of his right leg in a motorbike accident as a teenager. But he hasn’t let that hold him back and, with lifelong support from ACC, leads an action-packed lifestyle.
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When PE teacher Carl Perry ruptured his Achilles, he was worried about taking time off work. But going on a Recovery at Work programme helped him stay on top of his tasks and remain socially connected, giving his physical and mental wellbeing a boost.
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Dr Peter Jansen: The importance of culturally appropriate care Tākuta Peter Jansen: Ko te hiranga o ngā momo mahi tauwhiro whai tikanga
Passionate about achieving equity of health outcomes, Dr Peter Jansen is an expert on cultural competency. He shares his story with us, explaining why receiving culturally appropriate care is so important.
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Former Warriors are giving back to their community as ambassadors for Le Va to help other fathers.
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A hero of the Paris 2024 Paralympics, Pete Cowan has been honoured at the ACC-supported Waka Ama Sprint Nationals and confirmed he’s preparing for another go in four years.
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Talented teenager Milly Marshall-Kirkwood has overcome the odds to become one of the most exciting young Para athletes in New Zealand, leading to her being included in the ACC-supported Para Sport Collective – which she describes as a life changing.