Below is a list of booklets and
leaflets published by Inclusion Ireland. You can access some of these
leaflets on the website by clicking the link. The others are available
from the Inclusion Ireland office. Please email us at info@inclusionireland.ie or complete an order form and send it back to us. While many of the publications are free of charge, you will be charged for postage on large orders.
About Us
This is an information leaflet about Inclusion Ireland who we are and what we do, and includes group and individual membership forms.
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The Effects of Advocacy on the Lives of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities
Address to the International Association for the Scientific Study Of Intellectual Disability (IASSID) World Congress by Gerald MacCann, advoacy office, Inclusion Ireland.
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A Chance to Learn (2005)
An information booklet for parents & families
of children with special educational needs.
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A Chance to Work (2007)
This discussion document is based on the findings of a research project about sheltered workshops and sheltered employment for people with an intellectual disability.
- €10 |
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A Guide to Voting (updated in 2008)
An information guide on voting in easy-to-read, written for people with an intellectual disability.
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Alzheimer’s
Dementia in Persons with Intellectual Disability
The
booklet is available from Inclusion Ireland.
- €5 |
Directory of Services
for People with Intellectual Disability (2003)
This is a comprehensive listing of all the agencies proving services
to people with intellectual disability in Ireland.
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Elections Leaflet - in advance of Local and European Elections 2009
CLICK HERE for link to the elections webpage |
Factsheets are available on the following:
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Guide to Health Charges
Inclusion Ireland has been contacted by many individuals and their families who have concerns about the ‘long stay’ or ‘health charges’ being applied to those who use residential services. This is an information note to address some of these concerns. |
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Guide to Health Charges - easy to read
Inclusion Ireland has been contacted by many individuals and their families who have concerns about the ‘long stay’ or ‘health charges’ being applied to those who use residential services. This is an information note to address some of these concerns - Easy to Read version |
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Intellectual
Disability Causes & Prevention
Your
Questions answered - This is a question and answer booklet covering
the most common questions asked about intellectual disability.
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Inclusion Ireland Submission for Budget 2010
Inclusion Ireland's Submission for Budget 2010 covers a range of issues. See this website's 'News' section for the press statement released when the Submission was launched.
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Inclusion Ireland Strategic Plan 2007-2012
The Strategic Plan consolidates and builds on previous work and achievements and commits Inclusion Ireland to a five year work plan.
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Making a Will - An Easy to Read Guide to Making a Will (2008)
An Easy to Read Guide of the
issues involved with making a will or leaving inheritance to a person
with intellectual disability.
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Making Decisions About Money (2008)
An Easy to Read Guide about Money and managing your money.
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Making Medical Decisions (2008)
An information booklet for parents and families of children with intellectual disabilities
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My Voice My Choice
This is a pack consisting of booklets and a CD-ROM on bullying, advocacy, rights, self-advocacy and money. Hard copies of the pack are no longer available, but you can access it through our easy to read website, at http://www.inclusionireland.ie/easytoread/myvoice/index.html. |
Services Directory 2009
This is a web resource, through which you can search by county for disablity services and parent and friend organisations. CLICK HERE |
Standards
of Care in services for people with intellectual
disability (1999)
These Standards were developed by namhi to
be used as a guide in ensuring services for people with intellectual
disability respect the rights & dignity of service users.
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The Little Book of Disability
(or lack of!)
Following the 'My Voice My Choice' National Self-Advocacy conference in 2005, desinger and cartoonist Johnny Connaughton compiled this booklet, to capture through animation some of the typical questions and answers people with disabilities have to contend with on a daily basis. These drawings affirm everyone's right to make choices, to be listened to and the right to be heard.
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Who Decides & How? People with Intellectual Disabilities - Legal
Capacity & Decision Making (2003)
A discussion document on people with an intellectual disability and legal capacity and decision making issues.
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