Microenterprise and People with Learning Disabilities

Authors Tess Reddington and Jan Fitzsimons write about the work opportunities available for people with learning disabilities.

Authors: Tess Reddington and Jan Fitzsimons

Changes in how people with learning disabilities are supported has provided an environment where a lot more people really can realise ambitions and dreams that would have been unthinkable a generation ago.

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Microenterprise and People with Learning Disabilities © Tess Reddington and Jan Fitzsimons 2011.

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