This blog site Voice For Disability attempts to be an advocate or a representative for people with disabilities.
What Is Advocacy?
The word advocacy is a term used in reference to someone standing up and speaking for the rights, needs and opinions of others.
Disabled people may feel isolated, alone, that no one wants to listen to their story. Voice For Disability empowers and advocates their needs, wants and required community services.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Advocacy For The Rights Of People With Disabilities
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advocacy,
disability,
disability rights,
human rights,
individual advocacy,
power of 504,
rights,
self advocacy,
systemic advocacy
Monday, May 2, 2011
Stand Up For Mental Health
Today was an amazing day in my studies for a Certificate III in Disability. Our teacher Jo McDougal entered the room on crutches. She is teaching us about understanding of mental health issues and recovery.
As she explained that she had knee re-construction and that she was a nurse in a mental health ward in a hospital, I had flash backs of the time I was in the Royal Adelaide Hospital after a life threatening motor cycle accident.
As she explained that she had knee re-construction and that she was a nurse in a mental health ward in a hospital, I had flash backs of the time I was in the Royal Adelaide Hospital after a life threatening motor cycle accident.
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central market,
comedian,
demons of the mind,
hospital,
mental health,
practical joke,
royal adelaide hospital
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