Supercare4u.com

Anthony McAnulty, the man who owned and developed airport super shuttle services, is now offering a Total Mobility service for the aged and the disabled.

Supercare4u.com is a new personalised Total Mobility Passenger transport system that offers a door-to-door,

on demand, pickup/drop off service, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. It has also joined our Society’s “getOutThere” program.

“Look out for the blue van” is the catch cry that Anthony is promoting.

“Supercare4u.com will provide a variety of transport services to meet the needs of our customers,” states Anthony enthusiastically. “As well as the usual transportation to shopping, employment, education and rehabilitation destinations we want to develop taylor-made options. We have in mind tours and sightseeing options and group bookings like going to garden shows etc.”

Supercare4u.com aims to go that extra mile, for instance all staff hold a current medical First Aid Certificate and are proficient in CPR. Included in the services is a “pick up my shopping and prescriptions” option, which is designed for those who are unable to leave the house.
The short term goal is to build a franchise. However as a longer term goal Anthony is very keen to develop an online community forum, via his website.

“Networking is so important nowadays and it’s so easy to do,” said Anthony. “A registered online forum would be an ideal way to uncover the gaps in the market place that hinder the integration of the disabled. Once these gaps are discovered we can work together to eliminate them, which will make it easier for the disabled to participate in their society.”

Once the website is up and running- which will be within the next couple of weeks – it will be a very interesting site to visit.

For further information Contact Anthony McAnulty phone 630-2060 moble 027 688 9957
Email agm@supercare4u.com



Ross Flood- Editor
55 Hillside Road
Papatoetoe
Auckland
Phone/Fax (including answer phone) (09) 278-7106
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2008 Archive Articles:

Hanmer Hot pools. Day trip or an overnight stay?
Dance has no boundaries 24/8/2008
In search of policy 19/8/2008
Southern Revelry 12/8/2008 (Photo Gallery)
On Track or Derailed? 5/8/2008
Kiwis retain Trans-Tasman Trophy 29/7/2008 (Photo Gallery)
Introducing Janet chapman 23/7/2008
Watch this space!!! 15/7/2008
Hot contests beats off chills 8/7/200 (Photo Gallery)
Sue's farewell 30/6/2008
Wining & Dining at Sorrento’s 24/6/2008 (Photo Gallery)
Encore for Playback Theatre –next year
24/6/2008 (Photo Gallery)
Resolving Complaints about Taxi’s & Shuttles 17/6/2008
‘LEGAL DISCRIMINATION’ AN OXYMORON 10/6/2008
The Panda ponders 3/6/2008
Have you say on Auckland Disability Issues 27/5/2008
Fifteen years of progress 20/5/2008
Rewind your life on stage 13/5/2008 (Video)
Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy treatment 6/5/2008
Ron guides Recovery Group 29/44/2008
Society’s New Office 22/4/2008
Theatre introduces “Boys Next Door” 15/4/2008
2 for 1 passes to film “Music Within” 10/4/2008
CP Social Reunites Friendships 8/4/2008
(Photo Gallery)
EQUITY heads to Appeal Court 3/4/2008
HIGH COURT TRIAL FOR EQUITY 1/4/2008
“Old hands” inspire new players 26/2/2008 (Photo Gallery)
Home Care Nightmar2 25/3/2008

Equity for Illness Fight 19/3/2008
Of course you can dance 17/3/2008
We know her as Nessie 17/3/2008
Boards plan future 12/3/2008
Public Meeting at Wilson Home Trust 3/3/2008
Amy & Bonnie25/2/2008 (Video + Photo Gallery)
Pat the Maori Carver 15/2/2008
Conductive Education In The State System in Christchurch 8/2/2008
Society’s Tournament gathers momentum 29/1/2008
Wheelchair Cruising on P&O Cruise lines 22/1/2008

For 2007 Archive Articles
News & Events


Farewell the NZ Boccia Paralympics Team.
The team left on Friday 29th August for Beijing.
Check out the photos at South Auckland Boccia Morning Tea for Mandy & Liam and the Team assembly at Auckland Airport


Boccia New Zealand
Is calling for Boccia High Performance Coach Applications
For more information & Job Description
Applications closed on the 1st October 2008


Take a look at Paul Munckhof's, (Sir Monkie's), teaching methods, recently screened on TV3's breakfast session. Pukekohe Intermediate pupils loved his humour and pull no punches kind of style and so will you. With a little bit of help from his friends Paul, a Cerebral Palsy Executive Board member,chats to the kids about his NZ honours award and sporting career. Paul was taking part in the "our stories" project.
to watch the video

Boccia NZ North Island Champs
27th & 28th September, Genesis Energy Kensington Stadium, Whangarei
Entry Form


(5 March)
Dolphin Theatre Programme

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