1. Mobility as Therapy
For people rebuilding their lives after illness, injury, or age-related decline, independence is often framed around clinical care: physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and assistive equipment.
Yet one critical factor is frequently overlooked: how someone actually gets to those services, and beyond them, back into everyday life. Accessible transport is not just a logistical detail; it is a powerful enabler of recovery, confidence, and long-term independence.
We have a thoughtful article from ORA (Open Road Access) arguing that accessible transport should be treated as a core component of rehabilitation, not an afterthought .
You can read it here
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