An evaluation of the implementation of local area co-ordination in Scotland - final report

K. Stalker, M. Malloch, M. Barrie, J. Watson

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Abstract

Local area co-ordination (LAC) originated in Australia and was introduced to Scotland in the form of a recommendation in The same as you? report, following a national review of services to people with learning disabilities. With a strong, person centred value base, LAC is an innovative way to support individuals and families to build a 'good life' and to strengthen the capacity of communities to welcome and include disabled people.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationLondon, United Kingdom
Publication statusPublished - 2007

Keywords

  • local area co-ordination
  • learning disability
  • social work
  • local authority
  • community

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