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Improving access to sufficient, safe water
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There are an estimated 50 million people with epilepsy in the world. The majority of them (85%) live in the developing world, where there is often considerable discrimination due to ignorance about the condition and many difficulties in getting effective treatment
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At a consultation on disability in Oxford 1998, it was said: ‘We want our disabilities to be seen as part of the rich diversity that God has created. We want to be given the dignity that God has given us in our differences.’
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Cambodia has one of the highest rates of people with disabilities in the world, partly a result of years of war and civil conflict. Nearly half of Cambodia’s population is under the age of 18, so many people with disabilities in Cambodia are in fact children
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Although most parents care for children with disabilities in the sense of keeping them warm, sheltered, and fed, there is often little understanding of the importance and value of stimulating their development
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In the past, beekeeping was very popular and a lot of honey was produced
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One of the most important things to consider when supporting people with disabilities, is the need to encourage their family and community to help them find their rightful place in society
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L’Arche is a Christian organisation that provides a lifelong family environment for people with learning difficulties, living together with one another and their carers. Many of their communities have craft workshops to provide income and useful activities for their members
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A disability can result from many kinds of medical conditions and will limit the activities in which a person can participate. People with disabilities are frequently ignored by their communities. However, UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) figures suggest that, on average, 5% (1 in 20) of the population of most countries have either a moderate or severe disability
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