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People with Disabilities (Satisfaction of needs (issues of concern)…

- - - - Service facility must be physically and financially accessible. Transport and 24/7 hours to cater to needs.
    - - Help with their sense of belonging and wellbeing.
        Done by carers, staff or by a professional.
    - - Modification to their home (e.g. ramp, security, appliances).
        Community accommodations available= depending on location.
    - - Have diverse abilities and leaving needs.
        They require special help, learning tools, books and technology.
    - - Public= designed seats, ramps and boarding devices.
        Designed parking spaces.
    - - Support is critical, to help assist their needs.
        Assist and promote the employment of people with a disability.
    - - Pensions from work, sickness allowance, mobility allowance(transport costs) and assistance payments (children)
    - - Free services- help with challenging social, economic and legislation issues. 'Australian centre for Disability law' promote and protect their rights.
  - - - Culture
        
        language Barriers. There are some community facilities for people with ethnic backgrounds
      - Gender
        
        Disabilities are more common in males= reckless behaviour.
        But women are more vulnerable to violence.
      - First language spoken
        
        Affect familiarity and knowledge of service.
        Confidence reduced due to language barriers.
      - Age
        
        Carer needed through all the ages.
        Age might impact the increase in help needed.
      - Type of disability
        
        The type and degree of disability will impact the type of service they need.
      - Socioeconomic status
        
        High SS= afford their own specialised equipment.
        Low SS= on a long waiting list and are restricted from activities which need money
      - Level of education
        
        Due to internet=increase to access to information and helps communication.
    - - Money
        
        Are given an allowance which isnt comparable to that of a full-time job.
      - Energy
        
        Vary depending on age and condition. which effects their decision to be involved in programs and courses
      - Time
        
        Transporting is time consuming to service
      - Knowledge
        
        Technology= opportunities to acquire knowledge. but does come with costs, which might limit their ability to know about services.
    - - Opening Hours
        
        Might not fit into schedule,
        limited 'free time' due to needing assistance for everything.
      - Confidentiality
        
        they have the right to having confidentiality (Disability Discrimination Act 1992). if not negative impacts= unlikely to seek work, access education, training and support networks.
      - Location
        
        Urban communities= access to health services, education, support groups and government departments.
        rural/remote places= travelling to gain assistance.
      - Staffing
        
        staff members= training to help support people with disabilities, as they require help with paperwork and meeting government requirements.