Resources

At QCIDD, we collaborated with many people with disability, families and supporters to develop a health diary entitled ask (advocacy skills kit) for adolescents and adults with intellectual disability. 

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Sometimes people with intellectual disabilities have difficulty in understanding what will happen to them during a particular health procedure. This can be very distressing to them. Thus QCIDD has developed step-by step written instructions on how each medical procedure is completed.

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These resources provide education about diabetes for people with intellectual disability and their carers.

Resources on dual diagnosis - where adults have an intellectual disability co-exisiting with a mental disorder.

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These resources are from the original Menstrual Preparation and Management Kit © which was produced as a community resource.

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