Becoming less eligible? Intellectual disability services in the age of austerity

Rachel Harrison

Becoming less eligible? Intellectual disability services in the age of austerity

Interprofessional Studies (IPS)

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Abstract

The aim of this study was to gather empirical data concerning the wellbeing of individuals with ID by asking:
1. Have people with ID lost social care services as a result of austerity measures?
2. What services do people with ID use and what are the costs of their support?
3. What impact if any has any loss of benefits and services had on individuals with IDD?

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 7 Jul 2020

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