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Raising our sights: services for adults with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities
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Family MedicineIndependent LivingDisabilityEducationPolicy ObstaclesFamily StrengtheningDevelopmental DisabilitiesIntellectual ImpairmentAbleismExceptional ChildrenInclusive EducationMultiple DisabilitiesDisability StudyHealth Services ResearchHealth SciencesDevelopmental DisabilityAssistive TechnologyRehabilitationDisability AwarenessNursingGood PracticeSpecial EducationSocial Policy
Abstract This paper reports the results of a review of services for adults with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities carried out as part of the implementation of Valuing People Now. Examples of good practice were identified which could be used to illustrate both what is possible and what policy obstacles have to be overcome. Families supported to make the most of the opportunities presented by the Government's 'personalisation' agenda were in general getting what they and their disabled family member needed and wanted. A number of specific obstacles were identified to which national and local government need to attend in order to enable more families to take up the new opportunities available.
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