It is the first partnership of its kind bringing together funding,paediatric expertise and the facilities of Whizz-Kidz and a primary caretrust. Robyn's mum Gina said: "I didn't think that a four-year-old wouldbe able to drive a powered wheelchair but I was amazed when I saw thewheelchair in her assessment. It fits Robyn perfectly - it's not as bigor bulky as I'd imagined it would be." The pilot includes activitiessuch as exhibition days, wheelchair skills training and outreachactivities.
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