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Holly Matthews is a 17-year-old student who lives in the North-West of Victoria and is currently undertaking VCE in the hopes of continuing on to university. She also works at her local Coles store.

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Behind my crooked legs: The medical reality of life with a disability

Youth matters

Holly Matthews, Thursday, 10th December 2020 - Holly Matthews explains what life is like for her as a teenager with Cerebral Palsy and shares her thoughts on what the disability and broader community sector can do to help young people like her.

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Holly Matthews is a 17-year-old student who lives in the North-West of Victoria and is currently undertaking VCE in the hopes of continuing on to university. She also works at her local Coles store.

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Holly Matthews is a 17-year-old student who lives in the North-West of Victoria and is currently undertaking VCE in the hopes of continuing on to university. She also works at her local Coles store.

Articles:

Behind my crooked legs: The medical reality of life with a disability

We’re not your average jobs board