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Discover the inspiring journey in 'From Behind Closed Doors' by Olive Webb, a compelling narrative that highlights the challenges faced by individuals with intellectual disabilities. Olive Webb, a dedicated advocate, offers profound insights into the systemic neglect and discrimination prevalent in the care of the most vulnerable members of society. This essential read delves into her tireless work that began at Sunnyside Hospital in 1969, shedding light on the harsh conditions and stigmas experienced by those with disabilities. Throughout the pages, Olive shares poignant anecdotes and evidence-based findings, documenting the complex history of disability in New Zealand. 'From Behind Closed Doors' not only reflects Olive's lifelong commitment to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities but also calls for a societal shift in recognizing their rights. With 170 well-researched pages filled with passion and advocacy, this book is an eye-opening addition to the discourse on disability rights and care. It serves as a crucial reminder that the journey toward equality and compassion is ongoing. Get your copy today and witness the power of storytelling in advocating for a just society.