Research and analysis

Fulfilling Potential: understanding disability

This is an analysis of the number of disabled people in the UK, the way disability affects lives and the barriers disabled people face.

• From: Office for Disability Issues and Department for Work and Pensions
• Published: 13 February 2013

Documents

Fulfilling Potential – building a deeper understanding of disability in the UK today

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-241-6

PDF, 755 KB, 106 pages

Fulfilling Potential – building a deeper understanding of disability in the UK today (Rich Text Format)

MS Word Document, 1.91 MB

Fulfilling Potential: building understanding – slides

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-240-9

PDF, 1.07 MB, 131 pages

Fulfilling Potential: building understanding – technical appendix

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 551 KB

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Learning about disability in the UK (easy read)

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-246-1

PDF, 2 MB, 44 pages

Summary – Fulfilling Potential: building understanding

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-244-7

PDF, 221 KB, 12 pages

Summary – Fulfilling Potential: building understanding (Rich Text Format)

MS Word Document, 1.65 MB

Summary – Fulfilling Potential: building understanding – slides

Ref: ISBN 978-1-78153-243-0

PDF, 585 KB, 26 pages

Details

This study summarises the analytical evidence on disability. It does not make policy recommendations but the will help the government develop its policy on disability.

Fulfilling Potential: building understanding – BSL summary

Fulfilling Potential: building understanding – BSL summary

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Office for Disability Issues

Office for Disability Issues
Ground Floor
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7-12 Tothill Street
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SW1H 9DA

Email [email protected]

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Published 13 February 2013