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Ian Naidoo is visually impaired and he managed to fight covid 19 last year and had a full recovery after being in hospital for 20 days. He's also a chef and has written a book. Ian also opened his own NPO for the disabled.

Sarah Driver-Jowitt is on the leadership team of the Shonaquip Social Enterprise comprising Uhambo and the Champions of Change Trust.

Educational psychologist Jacquelyn Jonathan focuses on children with developmental delays and learning difficulties

23 year old Delicia Chetty who is an autism learner support teacher got retrenched due to covid 19, so she decided to open up her own classroom to continue doing what she loves.

Siphesihle Myaka is a 21 year old born with the condition rickets and he has his National Diploma in Fitness. He says that, "The reason I took this profession even though I have Rickets was to inspire those like me or even worse that no profession is based on your physicality or physical ability."

Karen Meyer the founder and executive director of Dementia SA discusses new virtual support groups

Camilla Neelse is the Patient Voices Ambassador and the Founder of Gigantomastia SA. Camilla Neelse suffers from the rare illness known as gigantomastia. This is a rare condition which is characterised by excessive breast growth.

The Down Syndrome association for KZN hosted a solidarity walk for Nathaniel Julies and persons with down syndrome

Michaela Munro aka Beany is a 25 year old with down syndrome. She's an amazing and beautiful dancer and keeps herself busy by being an entrepreneur as well.

Akeel Yousuff is studying to become a teacher so that he can become an inspiration to other children. He is born with a condition called Bilateral club hands, but this has not stopped him from leading a normal life.