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Kristian (15) can barely use Haarlem playgrounds due to his disability

Kristian (15) can barely use Haarlem playgrounds due to his disability

Margot Schoorl is advocating for more accessible playgrounds in Haarlem, as her 15-year-old son Kristian, who has severe disabilities, cannot use current facilities. While the local municipality has committed to improving inclusivity during future renovations, advocates argue that more urgent and comprehensive action is needed to meet the needs of children with disabilities.

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Join Noord aan Zet

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