Sentence examples for disabled living from inspiring English sources

We'll still have people who are unemployed, unskilled, aging, chronically ill, disabled, living in substandard housing, and so forth.

All children – including children who are poor, disabled, living with HIV or from ethnic and religious minorities – must be treated equally Teaching methods should  focus on a child-centered approach Learning environments should encourage children to learn and grow.

At Child Friendly Schools, child rights are respected, and all children – including children who are poor, disabled, living with HIV or from ethnic and religious minorities – are treated equally.

His situation was this: He was disabled, living in a rent-stabilized apartment, and the dog was his emotional support.

Participants who were disabled, living in others cities (except individuals who visited Pelotas weekly), with labor activity that did not allow the accelerometer use (i.e. baker, cook, mechanic, etc) were excluded from the measurements (825 exclusions, refusals and losses, including 72 pregnant women).

Stacey's mother, Lorraine, who is disabled, lived on benefits.

The family, including a 25-year-old daughter whom neighbors and a relative described as mentally disabled, lived in a basement apartment in the Wavecrest Gardens housing complex in Far Rockaway.

Community-level variables were indicators of the communities where the disabled lived, including an economic status indicator (Per Capita Income of the Villagers in 2005 (PCIV)), a policy indicator (New Rural Cooperative Medical System Pilot County (NPC)) and other contextual indicators (Special Committees for the Disabled (SCD) and rehabilitation stations).

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Given the hereditary nature of a small number of impairments and health conditions and the relationship between poverty, caring and disability for adults and children, evidence of disabled children living with disabled parents should not be surprising.

In addition, the proportion of disabled children living with disabled adults was found to be smaller than was evident in our study.