Community Integration - Myth or Reality?
Keywords:
Integration, Community, Involvement, Policy, Legislation, Support, Community Based Services, Mental Handicap, Resource Allocation, Provision, SNA, SET, Adult, Learning DifficultiesAbstract
Present day government policy indicates a preference for community based services for adults with mental handicap. However, the inadequacy of resource allocations and the apparent failure to address the implications of true comminants integration raise serious questions for all those concerned.
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McConkey, R., Conliffe, C. (1989). The Person with Mental Handicap - Preparation For Adult Life in the Community. Dublin: St. Michael's House and Belfast: The Institute of Counselling and Personal Development.
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