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accessibility & inclusion at Telstra
When Telstra Youth Ambassador
Curtis McGrath powered home to
win the inaugural KL2 canoeing
event at the Rio Paralympics, he
proved to himself, his friends,
his former army colleagues, and
thousands of Australians with
disabilities, that nothing – if you
really believe it – is impossible.
It’s a message and a spirit that
drives Curtis in the daily charity
work to which he has committed
his life. And it’s a message that is
now making real waves at Telstra.
largely focused on social media “Telstra has a special role to
Less than five years after losing his advocacy. But he’s now setting his play in providing life-changing
legs to a landmine in Afghanistan, sights on a busy few years ahead: opportunities for people with
this dignified 28-year-old has attending product launches and disabilities, both through technology
risen from the depths of personal store openings, mentoring young and employment,” he says.
tragedy to beco