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A parent briefly describes her family's continuing struggle to allow her daughter Claire, who has a disability, to have the same educational opportunities as other children. They have managed to secure only 2 days a week in a regular school. ". . .
Read MoreThis article describes a river trip for 3 adults and 9 teenagers, one of whom - Wilson - has a disability.
Read MoreThis paper attempts to clarify readers' understanding of the nature and range of service brokerage in Australia and overseas.
Read MoreThe author argues that we have to find ways that genuinely root people with disabilities in their neighbourhoods rather than segregated and lonely lives and which develop structures to give people real power to influence services around them.
Read MoreThis is a letter to the editor which discusses the difference between the naturalness of friendship and paid contact in human services. The writer argues that the qualities of friendship cannot be duplicated in a paid situation. Keyword: Friendship
Read MoreA Circle of Friends is a group of people providing support for a person who is unable to obtain set goals by him or her self.
Read MoreThis article criticises the Disability Reform Package 18 months after its implementation in November 1991. Introduced as a new measure to assist people with disabilities the system in fact creates more problems. This is partly caused by inconsistencies between DSS and CES and conflicting requirements. Keyword: Government
Read MoreThis article by Queensland Parents of People with Disabilities looks at what is happening in Queensland in the area of disability due to policy processes occurring in the State government, and QPPDs campaign to influence these policies and practices. Issues are inclusive education, accommodation and inclusive lifestyles. Keyword: Government
Read MoreThis is a list in point form of techniques for lobbying bureaucracies, adapted from a list put out by the Co-ordination Council for Handicapped Children, USA, in 1971.
Read MoreThis paper addresses the emergence of Australian government policy relating to intellectual disability and the resulting impact upon those who live with its consequence.
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