Learning disabled-Government policy-Great Britain
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- number of authors: 8 people
- number of books: 9
- books: Home, work and inclusion for people with learning difficulties : the social policy implications of supported living and employment, Learning disabilities : a bold vision, or the ultimate betrayal? : the rise and potentail demise of structured day services for people with learning disabilities, 1955-2005, and, the implications of 'inclusiveness' and 'normalisation' policies for service users and carers, Learning disability policy and practice : changing lives?
- authors: Ken Simons, Charles Henley, Val Williams
- publication dates: 1998, 2005, 2012
- book publishers: YPS, UPSO, PalgraveMacmillan
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