Sentences with phrase «disabled children carry»
Parents of disabled children carry the added burden of saving for their child's future.
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My cousin has to physically carry her 13 - year - old daughter to school because she has refused to segregate her daughter in a school for disabled children.
Dr. Ann Neuhaus is losing her medical license because she did not force a pregnant 10 year old, mentally disabled girl who was ra / ped by her uncle to carry the child to term.
Oh Jayne I don't know if I could abort so far into a pregnancy either.Abortion is such an emotive subject especially when you have to carry the burden around with you all your life.As you say if a child is so severely disabled their quality of life and yours would justify it.I'm glad all is ok with you and the baby and I'm looking forward to seeing the little bub when she arrives x Aly recently posted... Mamarazzi - Are You Constantly Taking Photos Of Your Kids?
Research carried out by the Equality and Human Rights Commission last year found the impacts of tax and welfare reform were more negative for families containing at least one disabled person, particularly a disabled child.
Before the dashboard erupted in flames, a heroic school bus driver, Jamal Richards, carried four disabled children to safety on Saturday on West Mosholu Parkway South, near Jerome Ave. Three of the children were in wheelchairs, and the other used a walker — none were injured.
The research was carried out in a comparatively large number of classrooms (39) and examined 156 children, ranked at four levels: learning disabled, low achieving, average achieving, and high achieving.
The Carers and Disabled Children Act 2000 (CDCA 2000) gave carers the right to request an assessment that was not dependent on the local authority carrying out an assessment of the needs of the cared - for person (s 1).
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS • Able to care for children, elderly and disable people • Well - versed in cooking and serving nutritious meals • Outstanding verbal and written communication skills • Known to deal the harsh attitude of elderly in a tactful and polite manner • Adept at helping elderly with ambulation and transfer of motion exercises • Track record of carrying out delegated tasks ordered by the Caregiving Manager
Public bodies, including further education institutions, local authorities, maintained schools, maintained nursery schools, academies and free schools are covered by the public sector equality duty and when carrying out their functions must have regard to the need to eliminate discrimination, promote equality of opportunity and foster good relations between disabled and non-disabled children and young people.
He remembers two letters in particular: «One was from parents who had to carry their disabled children on a piece of plywood because they didn't have supportive chairs,» he says.