Understanding Intellectual Disability: More than just delayed development—it’s a lifelong journey that requires compassion and support. Intellectual Disability is a condition that begins in early childhood, affecting intellectual and adaptive capacities. Individuals with this condition may struggle with delayed speech, understanding social norms, problem-solving, and everyday tasks like cooking or maintaining personal hygiene. These challenges often persist throughout life, keeping them in a chi

Living with a disability brings extra costs. 1 in 5 disabled people live in persistent poverty. Yet the Government removed supports instead of delivering a cost of disability payment. This is about dignity, respect and real support. A modest, targeted payment would make a meaningful difference. | Social Democrats

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What must it be like for someone who is nonverbal and disabled, entering adulthood? This is Brian's coming of age story, told by his sister Hannah. | Real Stories

People with intellectual disabilities fight a thousand stereotypes a day, which becomes a barrier for them to realise their true potential. Here are Neha, Abhishek and Chirag of Mann, who have broken myths about people with intellectual disabilities. They have their dreams, ambitions and a love to live life like anyone of us. It is time we accept them for who they are, and #CountOnThem to stand on their own feet. Help Mann - Centre for Individuals with Special Needs provide employment opportunit