Services for the disabled (2281 bytes)
1: ...ce, others are commercially available not only to disabled people but others who might make use of them.
10: ...these in a [[boot image]] configured for use by a disabled person
22: ...ernment]] move towards providing services for the disabled in a uniform way all across the country. That le...

Disabled sports (1584 bytes)
1: Generally, '''disabled sports''' are [[sports]] played by individuals wi...
3: ...gun after [[World War II]], with large numbers of disabled war veterans seeking some form of competitive act...
5: ...]]. The Special Olympics specializes in mentally disabled athletes; it is organized independently of the Ol...
19: [[Category:Disabled sports]]

Comprehensive Disabled Afghans Program (664 bytes)
1: The '''Comprehensive Disabled Afghans Program''' (CDAP) was a [[United Nations]...

Social model of disability (1403 bytes)
1: ... may be viewed as a positive asset. Equality for disabled people is seen in the same light as equality for ...
3: ...definition of disability uses the medical model - disabled people are defined as people with certain conditi...

Medical model of disability (555 bytes)
6: # a disabled person is different from what is normal (and her ...
8: ...greatest responsibility and potential for helping disabled people

Justin Yoder (520 bytes)
1: ...him. Because of him, regulations were changed, so disabled children were allowed to use a hand [[brake]] ins...

Handicapped (610 bytes)
3: ...ically to refer to a horse unable to race). See [[disabled]] for a fuller explanation of the difference betw...

Robert Latimer (1125 bytes)
7: ...child. To do otherwise would devalue the lives of disabled people and increase the risk of more "mercy killi...

SCOPE (525 bytes)
1: ... is a [[United Kingdom|UK]] based [[charity]] for disabled people in England and Wales. They focus on peopl...
3: ...me to be viewed as a general insult to physically disabled people and the society changed to their current n...

Disability etiquette (3377 bytes)
3: ...delines dealing specifically with how to approach disabled people were initially created to challenge social...
5: ...cal play on existing rule sheets, written for non-disabled audiences, that were seen as patronizing by civil...
13: * “…a disabled person either wants or requires assistance.”
17: * “…a disabled person is dissatisfied with her quality of life, ...
18: * “…a disabled person is easily offended.”

Deng Pufang (907 bytes)
7: ...[[2003]] for his work in protecting the rights of disabled people in China.

Lekotek (1055 bytes)
1: ...d [[Assistive Technology]], toys and expertise to disabled children. The first lekotek opened in 1963 in [[S...
3: ...h play with adapted toys and technology can teach disabled children to deal with the "normal" world. Some of...

Softmod (1029 bytes)
1: ...to always work, sometimes the pipelines have been disabled for a reason - enabling them produces [[artifact|...

Nina de Vries (3229 bytes)
1: ...otic [[massage]]s to [[mental disability|mentally disabled]] men in [[Berlin]]. She also trains others to do...
9: ...viders. Sexual services for the severely mentally disabled are controversial however: some think that these ...
11: ...r sexual caregivers, together with the physically disabled psychologist Lothar Sandfort.
15: ...e formalized network of sexual caregivers for the disabled in [[Zürich]]. These attempts faltered when the s...

Lanterman-Petris-Short Act (1679 bytes)
3: ...t of mentally disordered persons, developmentally disabled persons, and persons impaired by chronic [[alcoho...
11: ...services by a conservatorship program for gravely disabled persons;
15: ...mentally disordered persons and [[developmentally disabled]] persons from criminal acts.

Gwalior Children's Hospital Charity (1152 bytes)
3: ...rural) there are 6 million children, 90,000 being disabled and mostly abandoned even by their parents having...

Ludwig Guttmann (1613 bytes)
1: ...athers of organized physical activities for the [[disabled]].
3: ...lso founded the British Sports Association of the Disabled.

Motard (310 bytes)
1: ..." is derived from the word retard meaning slow or disabled.

Zimmer Frame (276 bytes)
1: ...ive frame designed to assist the [[elderly]] or [[disabled]]. Often called a "walker," it consists of a tub...

WAI (2716 bytes)
4: ...ccessible, especially from the view of physically disabled people.
9: ...lines on making content accessible, primarily for disabled users, but also for all [[user agents]], included...
13: ...s) in both creating a tool which is accessible to disabled end users, and a tool which creates accessible we...
17: ...ers) aimed at making the User Agent accessible to disabled users.

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