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Livewire: online community for teenagers living with serious illness or disability
Thursday, 10 July 2008

Australian teens aged 10-18 years with a chronic illness or disability can use the new Livewire website to make new friends, catch the chat events and guests in the chat room, contribute to forums and check out the latest music, movies, TV and sport news, plus interviews and games.

The website is a closed community with chat hosts available from 12noon to 8pm daily, in order to oversee the proceedings, support newcomers, and ensure a fun and safe environment. Members are divided by age into different sites (10-12, 13-15, 16-18), with age-appropriate content in each. Every application is authorised with written parental consent and proof of identity. Livewire is run by the Starlight Foundation.

Visit the Livewire website at http://www.livewire.org.au.

Source: CommunityNet.




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