Independent Mobility & Rehab

14/05/2026

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One of our favourite customers, got his new chair today🙂

07/05/2026

Come and see us at the Disability Expo this morning... we are all set up and ready for a great day.

05/05/2026

Administration Clerk Job in Broadmeadow, Newcastle, Maitland & Hunter NSW - SEEK
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Looking for someone to join our team,

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24/04/2026

25/01/2026

Unlock your freedom and explore the world around you with confidence! 🌍✨ Power wheelchairs are not just about mobility — they’re about independence and embracing new adventures. Let us help you find the perfect solution to enhance your lifestyle!

22/01/2026

🌟 Experience the freedom of mobility with our top-of-the-line mobility scooters at Independent Mobility & Rehab! 🚀 Whether it's running errands or enjoying a scenic day out, our scooters are designed to empower your journey. Rediscover your independence today! 🙌 # Occupationaltherapist

16/01/2026

Mattel has announced the launch of the first-ever autistic Barbie doll.

The doll has been designed to reflect the lived experiences of autistic people through thoughtful, inclusive design.

Barbie partnered with the global Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN), a non-profit run by and for autistic people, to develop the doll’s shape, fashion and accessories, in an effort to create a meaningful connection with the community and accurately reflect autism.

The new Barbie’s features include:

Face and body: Along with a new face sculpt, the Autistic Barbie doll includes articulation at the elbows and wrists, allowing for stimming, hand flapping and other hand gestures, which some members of the autistic community use as a way to process sensory information or to share excitement.

Eye gaze: The doll is designed with an eye gaze shifted slightly to the side, which aims to reflect how some members of the autistic community may sometimes avoid direct eye contact.

Accessories: Each doll comes with a finger clip fidget spinner that spins, noise-cancelling
headphones and a tablet with symbol-based AAC graphics to help with communication.

Sensory-sensitive features: The doll’s outfit includes a loose-fitting pinstripe A-line dress for less fabric-to-skin contact, along with flat shoes for stability and ease of movement. These design elements are intended to reflect real lived experiences, acknowledging that no two autistic people are the same and that autistic identity is beautifully diverse.

Mattel has announced the launch of the first-ever autistic Barbie doll, designed through collaboration with people with lived experience.

01/01/2026

Independent Mobility & Rehab is closed for the Holidays. We will resume normal trading hours on Monday 5th January 2026.

30/12/2025

Normal Trading Hours - 8am to 5pm