Disability Unit publication: National Disability Strategy
9 August 2021
The National Disability Strategy sets out the government’s vision to improve the everyday lives of disabled people.
The National Disability Strategy sets out the government’s vision to improve the everyday lives of disabled people.
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Disabled people have the right to live independently as part of the community under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. This means that disabled
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