Guide to 'Mainstreaming Disability Based on the Social Economy Model'
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This guide, drafted in cooperation with the European Disability Forum(EDF), is one of several initiatives undertaken by the Disability Working Group of the European Standing Conference of Co-operatives Mutual Societies, Associations and Foundations (CEP-CMAF) aimed at raising awareness and promoting the integration of people with disabilities and disability issues in society as a whole and in Social Economy enterprises and organisations in particular.
This guide, drafted in cooperation with the European Disability Forum (EDF), is one of several initiatives undertaken by the Disability Working Group of the European Standing Conference of Co-operatives Mutual Societies, Associations and Foundations (CEP-CMAF) aimed at raising awareness and promoting the integration of people with disabilities and disability issues in society as a whole and in Social Economy enterprises and organisations in particular.
The guide is published within the framework of the 2007 European Year of Equal Opportunities for All (EYEO) in order to take full advantage of the opportunities that the Year offers to raise awareness and give visibility to these issues.
areas of work.
This is the key message that we wanted to transmit through this Guide We hope that the practical guidelines outlined give you ideas on how to do so. There are many ways to integrate people with disabilities and disability issues into the structures and activities of an organisation. Although some are more specific and difficult to implement, others can be set up quite easily with minimal cost and effort.
Contents
II. Introduction
III. Practical guidelines and examples
3.1. Employment
3.2. Education and training
3.3. Goods and services
3.4. Health care
3.5. Leisure activities
3.6. Financial services and funding
3.7. Housing
3.8. Horizontal issues
IV. Conclusions
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