Driving with 0 Arms 1 Leg and 3 Toes
Ame Barnbrook, born with no arms, one leg and three toes, is showing us the possibility of driving with complex disabilities.
Gaining or regaining the ability to drive is for many people with disabilities, reduced limb strength or limited mobility an important step towards greater independence.
Here, we share the stories from our clients, often highlighting examples where people have negotiated their way through ‘the system’ (state and territory licence requirements, NDIS funding help and more) which often involves some perseverance and patience, but is ultimately extremely rewarding and worth the effort.
Their examples demonstrate what is possible and the help available to get behind the wheel, as well as practical insights about the different pathways that you can take to get driving.
Ame Barnbrook, born with no arms, one leg and three toes, is showing us the possibility of driving with complex disabilities.
Born with no arms, one leg and three toes, Ame Barnbrook requires a special kind of vehicle and, after consulting Total Ability, she found what she was looking for.
There are a range of fantastic driving products available from the Total Ability catalogue that will enhance your driving experience… we’ll be taking a quick
New Zealand Herald news article about how Paul Crake was in Auckland with a mission to help others living with disability to be able to drive.