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It is important to have access to information and the right maternity services, which take

into account a mother's medical condition and/or disability. You could start by talking through any issues with your doctor. Things to discuss could include: planning a pregnancy and conception | how a particular disability and/or medical condition could affect pregnancy and birth | scans and tests | post-birth health support for you and your child.

Disabled workers share the same general employment rights as other workers, but there are also some special provisions for them under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). Whether you have a disability or health condition, or you are a carer, this section tells you more about the opportunities av

Mental health issues, and psychiatric illnesses, are more likely to occur in people with developmental disabilities than in the general population. A number of factors are attributed to the high incidence rate of dual diagnoses: the high likelihood of encountering traumatic events throughout their lifetime (such as abandonment by loved ones, abuse, bullying and harassment).

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Disabled Peoples InternationalA grassroots,cross-disability network with member organizations in over 110 countries, over half of which are in the developing world. More

UN Enable - International Day of Disabled Persons, 3 December 2003Prepared by Disabled Peoples' International, this informative advocacy guide will help you plan activities for the Day. It provides ideas on what to do and. More

UN Enable - Promoting the rights of Persons with Disabilities. The following paper addresses three issues key to the development of a new international human rights convention for disabled people: the nature of the. More

DPI-AP : Disabled Peoples' International Asia-Pacific RegionThis is the official Web Site of Disabled Peoples' International Asia-aPacific Regions (DPI-AP) More

Personality of the Week Program - Mr. Topong
Regional. Mr. Topong Regional Development Officer Disabled Peoples’ International Asia. . Disabled peoples’ international (DPI) is the global network of self-help. More

The British Council of Disabled People (BCODP) - Home PageWe work at international level, particularly through our membership of Disabled People's International, to support the capacity of disabled people to. More

The British Council of Disabled People - About BCODPThe United Kingdom's Disabled People's Council (UKDPC) was set up by. of the world disabled people's movement; Disabled Peoples' International (DPI).. More

Welcome to DPI-JAPANMr. Khupe Watson, Federation of Disabled People's Organizations in Zimbabwe (FDPOZ)Excerpts from inception reports of training course participants. More

Organizations in Global Networking - Disabled Peoples. Organizations in Global Networking - Disabled Peoples' International - Disability. Disabled Peoples' International(DPI) is a network of national. More

Disabled Peoples' International (DPI) Reports on the UN Standard RulesIn this report I will separate, among the total of 163 replies from NGO's, the 33 replies from Disabled Peoples' International (DPI). DPI does not represent. More

CRIN - Child Rights Information Network - Organisations - Disabled. Organisation aims and activities: Disabled Peoples' International is people. Further details: A major goal of Disabled Peoples' International is the full. More

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A Disabled Facilities Grant is a local council grant to help towards the cost of adapting your home to enable you to continue to live there. A grant is paid when the council considers that changes are necessary to meet your needs - and is happy that the work is reasonable and practical. This information is for guidance only - contact the housing or environmental health department of your local council for more detailed information when applying.

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