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Dance Cultural Heritage Audience Literacy and Legal Contributions SLSA Warwick 2015 Art Culture and HeritageCultural Heritage and Disability Mutual Reinforcement or Ambivalence Prof Charlotte . SO HOW ARE DISABLED PEOPLE OPPRESSED? Most people, when they imagine a particular part of society as oppressed, have a vision of a group of people - usually a minority group - which has no rights, le AGAINST THE ELDERLY. David E. Sipprell. Assistant District Attorney. Forsyth County. NDAA. The National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) recognizes that elder abuse is a serious crime and public health issue with far reaching consequences for both the victims and society. The NDAA endorses the vigorous prosecution of cases of elder abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation.. Yes, this is a history…. Gareth Millward - Centre for History in Public Health. Gareth.Millward@lshtm.ac.uk. . Supervisor: Martin . Gorsky. Centre for History in Public Health. Improving health . worldwide. . Video . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UOP3L2oB0k. . . Significant prevalence across a wide range: . 80% of children and young people with learning disabilities . 70% of children and young people with autism. Jackie Morrison, Co-ordinator. Welcome/Registration. Housekeeping!. Disabled Persons Housing Service (Fife) – staff & intro. Why Self Directed Support. Intro to new SDS Options project. Disabled Persons Housing Service (Fife). Richard Rieser. World of Inclusion . www.worldofinclusion.com. rlrieser@gmail.com. . What do you know about disabled people?. 1.How many disabled people does the Government estimate there are in UK?. reasonable adjustments. CSP Disability Network. Karen Atkinson. University of Hertfordshire. Background. Physiotherapy Professional Lead – University of Hertfordshire. Disability Support service for 22 years. Dorset inclusion. a changing game. what we know. the facts. Physical inactivity has unsustainable health, economic and social impacts on individuals, families, communities and local services in England including one in six deaths (equal to smoking) and an annual cost to society of £7.4 billion. Prevalence of the Disabled. The proportion of people with disabilities is growing due to the aging population. . According to the ABS, in 2009 there where 4 million people with a disability.. The prevalence of disability fell from 20% in 2003 to 18.5% in 2009.. in the . Workplace. The Need to Increase ‘Voice’ and . Representation in Disability Policy and Practice . The limits of law. EqA. 2010, brought with it new possibilities . Uneven impact – importance of regional governance. 1. Greater understanding and insight. 2. Better access to resources. 3. Fairer application policies and practices. 4. Fight stigma and encourage disclosure. Good empathetic line management . Regular supervision. Dr Nadia von Benzon. Lecturer in Human Geography, . SoGEES. n. adia.vonbenzon@plymouth.ac.uk. Research: explored the relationship – including experiences and perceptions – between learning disabled young people and outdoor green space.. Sri . Lanka:. Implications . for . CBR/CBID. Masateru. . Higashida. Chamara. . Kumarasinghe. ආයුබෝවන්. !. Background. . & Literature Review. Field Research . Discussion and Conclusions. 444444444disabled person decalSection A B CD EAFEES BComplete the information below FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME DATE OF BIRTH MONTH DAY YEAR f your application is only for a placard