Sentence examples for disabilities to develop from inspiring English sources
She taught students privately, and billing herself as "Hermeenah," she performed at parades, street fairs and charity events, hoping, she said, to encourage other people with disabilities to develop their talents.
Without the vision of what is possible, Becca would never have supported Jess (who has a learning disability) and her mum Jill to set up the Pulp Friction Smoothie Bar Project, which provides volunteering opportunities for young adults with learning disabilities to develop work-readiness, as well as social and independence skills, by taking smoothie bikes to different community events.
The project gives opportunities for people with learning disabilities to develop acting skills.
Fred's organization allows people to come together with the aim of empowering those with disabilities to develop practical skills, confidence and fulfill their creative potential.
9. Make a commitment to enable people with and without disabilities to develop peer relationships, build social skills and respect and accept each other.
Appropriate learning opportunities can help children with disabilities to develop their full potential, seek, employment and to improve their health.
The organisers said Perlman intended to use his prize money on projects that helped people with disabilities and to develop young musicians of special talent.
Besides that, it would also be useful to know how much the functioning of the physical frailty indicators would have to decrease before disability starts to develop in elderly people.
These data will be used to identify the optimal combination of sociodemographic, biomedical, work-related, administrative/legal, and psychosocial risk factors for predicting chronic disability, and to develop a brief screening instrument that could be used early after injury to accurately identify workers at high risk for chronic disability.
These figures illustrate the importance of both epidemiologic and interventional research to better understand the factors that affect employment, work and work disability, and to develop initiatives that create optimal opportunities for cancer survivors to return to work, if they so desire.
