Who cares for us? Carers who have a learning disability
By: Dorr, Helen.
Series: Learning Disability Today 7 (2) 2007: 30-31.Publisher: 2007Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
| CAREGIVERS | SUPPORT SERVICESSummary: Points out that people with learning disabilities can be givers as well as receivers of care and support. Feels there is a lack of accessible information for these people. Describes a project called "Who cares for us?" (UK) which is raising awareness about and researching ways to offer support.
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Points out that people with learning disabilities can be givers as well as receivers of care and support. Feels there is a lack of accessible information for these people. Describes a project called "Who cares for us?" (UK) which is raising awareness about and researching ways to offer support.
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