Legislation of mobility facilities for disabled persons as backup to existing goodwill

Rajah, Zorah.  1992.  Legislation of mobility facilities for disabled persons as backup to existing goodwill.
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Report of the CIB Expert Seminar
on Building Non-Handicapping Environments
Harare, Zimbabwe, January 16-18, 1992

Legislation of mobility facilities for disabled persons as backup to existing goodwill

 

Zorah Rajah, Disabled Peoples' International, Mauritius

Regulation of the non-handicapping environment in Hungary

Polinszky, Tibor.  1991.  Regulation of the non-handicapping environment in Hungary.
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Report of the CIB Expert Seminar on Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Budapest 1991

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Regulation of the non-handicapping environment in Hungary

Tibor Polinszky, POLI-Studio Ltd., Hungary 

Position Papers '99, Attendant Care

Physical Disability Council of NSW, Inc..  1999.  Position Papers '99, Attendant Care.
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by The Physical Disability Council of NSW Inc., 1999

People with physical disabilities must be provided with a range of personal care and support options that enhances individual empowerment and enables integration and participation in the community.

Attendant/personal care is the assistance received by people with physical disabilities for undertaking the full range of everyday tasks that able-bodied people normally do for themselves. It enables an individual to live independently and to exercise basic rights about lifestyles choice.

Comunita Progetto Sud and Cooperativa at Lamezia Terme - Report from the study visit of working group one, sector social integration, 28 March - 31 March 1996

Osterwitz, Ingolf.  1996.  Comunita Progetto Sud and Cooperativa at Lamezia Terme - Report from the study visit of working group one, sector social integration, 28 March - 31 March 1996.
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Hosted by Comunita Progetto Sud
(c/o Angela Regio, Nunzia Coppede and friends)
via Conforti
88046 Lamezia Terme (CZ)
phone +39-968-462 482
fax +39-968-462 520 


The comunita was founded in the 70s by disabled and non-disabled people as an alternative to accommodation in institutions and the family, because these places often did not allow the emancipation of disabled people in their everyday lives.

15 people live and work in the comunita "Lamezia-Terme", half of which are disabled persons. Many of them are wheelchair users.

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