People with a learning disability in the UK are increasingly choosing to spend their time on
'care farms' but there is limited research examining these spaces from their perspective. A …

Background Parents with intellectual disabilities face particular challenges, such as lack of
sufficient support with their parenting. Peers can be an important source of support for …

Background: Many countries use market forces to drive reform across disability supports and
services. Over the last few decades, many countries have individualised budgets and …

Background Local governments play an important role in supporting people with intellectual
disability to feel included in their local communities and local‐level inclusion is an …

Individual funding schemes are increasingly implemented to organize public welfare
services and can be considered as a prime example of the marketization of social care …

UK policy for adults with intellectual disabilities no longer supports state-provided building-
based day care but promotes personalised care and support under individuals' control with …

This paper reviews the history of parent advocacy in the UK on behalf of and with people
with learning disabilities since the mid-twentieth century and reflects on the role of the …

Peer support action research is a co‐production method used by groups of people with a
shared experience, in order to generate knowledge and mutual assistance. This paper …

The potential of inclusive research has been indicated in many studies. Yet, it is almost
unknown in Poland. A group of researchers from two academic centers invited people with …

Inclusive research teams actively engage people with intellectual and developmental
disabilities at all stages of research development, implementation, and dissemination. There …