Locals back Community Disability Alliance Hunter's 'Isolated Connection' program to support most vulnerable residents during coronavirus pandemic

Updated March 26 2020 - 2:05pm, first published 1:25pm
STILL AVAILABLE: CDAH executive officer David Belcher at Toronto. Mr Belcher said the organisation's office was closed, but staff were still working to support local people with a disability during the coronavirus pandemic. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers
STILL AVAILABLE: CDAH executive officer David Belcher at Toronto. Mr Belcher said the organisation's office was closed, but staff were still working to support local people with a disability during the coronavirus pandemic. Picture: Max Mason-Hubers

Community Disability Alliance Hunter said it had been inundated with offers to help with food and supply deliveries to local people with disabilities who were feeling anxious about the coronovirus pandemic.

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