Another Statutory Sector, my client can use, is Optegra Eye Hospital (Aston University, Coleshill St – 0.2 miles); if my client had a problem with their eye and the GP will refer my client to the Eye Hospital; they will perform a special test for children in my client group, as they can’t talk and read the alphabet. Also, they provide a free voucher on glasses (if my client needs them) by the NHS; this is to help them with their eye and education (like seeing the class).…
When I was working at B & Q, a rather elderly gentleman was having difficultly not only is walking throughout the store but also reading because of his poor eye sight.…
Pee Dee culture would be a part of the Mississippian Society. Pee Dee culture is located where the Mississippian Society was located. It also correlates with the same time period as the Mississippian Society. Mississippian Society was a society based on agricultural, trade, and religion. In Town Creek Mound, signs of agricultural, trade, and religion, have been found.…
2. Some steps that can be taken to overcome the negative factors could be to make sure that areas are clear of obstacles that an individual with sight impairment might trip over or bump into.…
This act places a duty upon local authorities to investigate the level of need for services for people with disability who live in their area. This includes the assessment and provision of practical assistance in the home, help with adaptations to property, leisure, and assistance with meals and a telephone.…
The following are of particular concern to staff who work with adults with a disability and older people:…
People may have low capacity due to dementia or learning disabilities and may not retain information or be able to recognise their symptom’s…
Valuing People (2001) A New Strategy for Learning Disability for the 21st Century [available at] http://www.archive.official-documents.co.uk/document/cm50/5086/5086.pdf (accessed 25th March 2009)…
Bibliography: Boys D and Michie V (2008) BTEC National Health & Social Care Book 2: Cheltenham: Nelson Thornes (in your college library pages 196-237 has unit 26 Caring for people with additional needs – be aware the legislation may vary)…
Identifying a deafblind child's level of hearing and sight at an early age is vital to ensure their health, social and educational needs are met. The child's care and education will form an…
1.2 Some steps that can be taken to overcome the negative factors could be; make sure that areas are clear of obsticles that an individual with visual impairment might trip over or bump into.…
The elderly affected by these conditions need to be offered vision and hearing aid. Eye glasses and hearing devices are the most common types of technical help given to these people (JAMA, 2006). Also, they should be taught sign language and also point at the objects they refer to during conversations. Rehabilitation is also important to these people find it hard to accept themselves. More often they consider themselves as losers.…
The social model of disability supports the idea of person-centred services. For people with sensory loss, this means that services are planned in a way that gives people control over the services they need to support them. Most people are now offered a personal budget that enables them to work out a support plan based on what they are able to do for themselves, the informal support they have and identifying where paid support is needed to fill the gaps. Services are no longer based on a ‘gift’ model where professionals decide…
Of the 12 million blind in India, 60 percent can be attributed to cataract. It is, in fact, the…
www.education.gov.uk › ... › SEN and disability paragraph 1.6 SEN and Disability Green Paper Updated 20 December 2012…