This week on LEISURE LINK with Peter Greco:

• Bo Buakhao is off to the IBSA World Blind Games as part of the first Australian Women's blind cricket team.
• Bevan Kearsley is riding around Australia on an e-scooter wheelchair - raising money for people who have experienced spinal or brain injuries or have had a stroke. You can find out more about Bevan's Accessible Australia Ride here: https://accessibleaustraliaride.org.au/
• Renee Thorton, General Manager for Rehab Management, chatted about a new innovative digital program to help support and manage employees with long CIVUD: https://www.rehabmanagement.com.au/long-covid-research/
• David Mitchell talked about a new way to take supplements which has the body better absorb the nutrients,
• Belinda Hellyer, from Brewed By Belinda, shared some of the early history of tea discovery over 5000 years ago: https://brewedbybelinda.com.au/ or call 0419 839 702
• River Night, leading Advocate from Developing Australian Communities, gave River's insights into National Cabinet's announcement about the future funding of the NDIS.  https://www.auscommunities.com/
• Mandy Maysey, President of Tourette Australia, had news on a recent survey highlighting a negative interaction between people with Tourette and first responders and a tool kit developed to help this situation. To get access email info@tourette.org.au or go to https://tourette-syndrome-association-of-australia.square.site/tools-for-first-responders
• Karen Martin, from Well 2 at 2 on the Parade at Norwood, had spotted the inexpensive price for many nuts and will let us know some of their health benefits.