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#AccessDeniedDiaries by Blessing
We went to Keith Hay Park but I couldn't play with my siblings because my wheelchair can't get into the playground. This is because there is a wooden barrier around the entire playground. I had to sit in my wheelchair and watch my siblings play.
I experience this a lot at so many playgrounds in New Zealand. It makes me really sad because I always miss out when we go to the park.
I want the government to fix our laws so that all playgrounds are accessible.
Kids with disabilities want to play too.
(Also, I wish every playground had a wheelchair swing!)
