Resources

This guide explains the challenges people with intellectual disabilities face in accessing community support and housing, and what must change to make independent living a reality.

This guide explains the barriers people with intellectual disabilities face in making decisions and participating in politics, and what needs to change to respect their rights.

This is one document in a group of documents about social protection. This document is about a part of social protection to do with health care.

This is one document in a group of documents about social protection. This document is about a part of social protection called disability related extra costs.

This is one document in a group of documents about social protection. This document is about a part of social protection called disability related extra costs.

This is one document in a group of documents about social protection. This paper is about a part of social protection which is called cash assistance.

The Listen Include Respect guidelines help organisations understand what they need to do to make sure people with intellectual disabilities are included in their work.

Self-advocates from around the world tell us what self-advocacy means to them, what good support looks like, and how organisations can be more inclusive in this Global Report.

Here you will find some easy to understand advocacy fact sheets on the events we advocate at, the organisations we advocate with, and the human rights agreements we use to advocate for people with intellectual disabilities and their families .