Australia's First Accessible Beach: Frankston's Inclusive Pilot
Update: 2025-12-28
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Accessible Beach Pilot in Frankston: A Game-Changer for People with DisabilitiesAustralias first fully accessible beach, launched in Frankston, is revolutionizing the experience for people with disabilities. The pilot project, running from December 5th to February 28th, features beach matting, wheelchairs, walkers, and staff support. Carly Burns, a woman with spina bifida, and Chris Wiggett, who hadnt safely reached the water in seven years, are among those benefiting from this inclusive initiative. The idea was sparked by Shane Hryhorec, a quadriplegic, who founded Accessible Beaches Australia. The program aims to inspire similar projects nationwide, allowing more people to enjoy the classic Aussie summer pastime.
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