A workbook for people with disability and their families to work through exercises to write a vision statement. A clear, positive and well-articulated vision statement for an individual with a disability is the crucial first step toward helping them achieve a good life. This guide has four example vision statements.

This resource shares a series of positive stories of people with disability learning new things at all ages. The people and families represented in this book choose to see beyond the deficits and limiting statements of experts, professionals, relatives and general commentators. They decided life is a learning opportunity for everyone.

There are four main frameworks people use to describe disability. These frameworks are known as the ‘models’ of disability. From an advocacy perspective, it’s important to think about how these models can either limit or advance the rights of people with disability. This guide explains the concept of human rights and the four models of...

A practical guide to envision a good life for yourself or someone you know, grounded in shared humanity and high expectations. It highlights the importance of thoughtful planning and investing in what truly matters to support people with disability in living full, meaningful lives through strategic, person-centred visioning.

A comprehensive guide to establishing and maintaining intentional support networks for people with disability. It outlines the purpose, benefits and practical steps for creating a Circle of Support. A circle of support involves a group of people coming together to help formulate, promote and support the goals of a person with disability.