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Definition: The social model of disability attributes disability to societal organization rather than individual impairments.
Objective: Identify and eliminate barriers hindering life choices for individuals.
Promoting Independence: Removing barriers enables individuals to strive for independence and societal inclusion.
Examples: Environmental adaptations like handrails and dosette boxes aid independence.
Support for Families: Emotional support is vital for families and individuals coping with disability.
Consideration: Arranging counselling services can provide valuable emotional support.
Information Resources: Provide access to practical information and additional services.
Available Support: Charities, helplines, and support groups offer valuable information on conditions, finances, and legal matters.
