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Learning Disability Today Magazine
ISSN: 1752-007X
This monthly magazine highlights examples of best practice and what works in the learning disability field.
The content is informed by the Valuing People Now agenda and is an accessible digest of key policy developments.
There is a focus on promoting inclusion, particularly through housing, employment, health and leisure.
It is a must read for all those involved in extending choice and control for people with learning disabilities including:
- service managers
- social care workers
- support staff, day services staff
- housing workers
- community health workers
- partnership board members
- students and people continuing their professional development
- lecturers and training providers
- carers and/or natural supports
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In the July 2009 issue of Learning Disability Today magazine:
- The new co-director will be no pushover
- Cover story - interview with Scott Watkin
- Robert Mair on the Bradley recommendations
- Three people with learning disabilities give their views on the Special Olympics
- Ted Cassidy says sport can transform lives
- Ian A Macmillan on efforts to encourage more people to vote
- What makes a good life? Janet Snell visits two Camphill communities
- Joe Powell looks at two books on Asperger syndrome
- Deborah Parker considers whether setting up a business is worth the risk
- Dean Beadle and Thomas Madar on speaking up and speaking out
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