Difference between revisions of "Disability/Landscape of Needs and Gaps"
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| − | # Disability, like most social issues, are complex with many intertwining and competing factors. Nevertheless, if we are to deal with the matters at hand, some level of structure and organisation is necessary. | + | # Disability, like most social issues, are complex with many intertwining and competing factors. Nevertheless, if we are to deal with the matters at hand, some level of structure and organisation is necessary. |
| − | # '''The knowledge base is a | + | # '''The knowledge base is the result of a variety of sources, including people who bother to contribute to it.''' Information on this page is the result of different stakeholders who have bothered to contribute to it. - if you see something wrong or outdated, please contribute what you know. |
| + | # '''If something looks amiss, help us by taking action or at least calling it out.''' If you have a wiki account, add/delete information in the knowledge base as required. Otherwise, feel free to email Andrew (andrew.lim@nus.edu.sg) or Justin (justin.lee@nus.edu.sg) with your feedback, comments or to get an account!. | ||
# Starting from the big picture (see below), click on individual areas of interest and you will be guided to explore specific facets. | # Starting from the big picture (see below), click on individual areas of interest and you will be guided to explore specific facets. | ||
= '''THIS IS THE BIG PICTURE - OUR BROAD ORGANISATION OF WHAT WE KNOW.''' = | = '''THIS IS THE BIG PICTURE - OUR BROAD ORGANISATION OF WHAT WE KNOW.''' = | ||
Revision as of 07:25, 27 February 2020
PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE BEFORE PROCEEDING.
What this is: This is a sub-page of the Disability issue page dedicated to the ongoing understanding of needs and gaps in the disability sector.
Aims: To democratise knowledge production with the belief that everyone can play a part in better understanding, and contributing to improving the disability landscape in Singapore. To improve awareness about the disability landscape in general, ongoing initiatives to meet gaps, and to spur collaborations between partners.
Method: Through scanning existing literature (reports, research, news articles) as well as discussions, roundtables and through open collaboration with disabled persons, caregivers, organisations working with persons with disabilities and interested individuals:
- Needs can be identified, articulated and revised
- Resources can be mapped to those needs
- Evaluations on how well resources fit needs can be performed (e.g., are they adequate or inadequate, are there enough/too many services?)
- Ideas and solutions to fill gaps can be brainstormed and gathered
Who can contribute: Anyone, as long as you would like to help articulate what the gaps in the disability sector are (or at least, a lead) and can keep an open mind to changes in what you know.
HOW TO USE THIS PAGE PROPERLY
- Disability, like most social issues, are complex with many intertwining and competing factors. Nevertheless, if we are to deal with the matters at hand, some level of structure and organisation is necessary.
- The knowledge base is the result of a variety of sources, including people who bother to contribute to it. Information on this page is the result of different stakeholders who have bothered to contribute to it. - if you see something wrong or outdated, please contribute what you know.
- If something looks amiss, help us by taking action or at least calling it out. If you have a wiki account, add/delete information in the knowledge base as required. Otherwise, feel free to email Andrew (andrew.lim@nus.edu.sg) or Justin (justin.lee@nus.edu.sg) with your feedback, comments or to get an account!.
- Starting from the big picture (see below), click on individual areas of interest and you will be guided to explore specific facets.
THIS IS THE BIG PICTURE - OUR BROAD ORGANISATION OF WHAT WE KNOW.
The current body of knowledge can be broadly categorised into the following areas:
| Detection & Diagnosis | → | Early Intervention | Social Inclusion | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ↓ | ||||
| → | Education | → | ||
| Caregiver Support | → | ↓ | ||
| Access to Infrastructure and Information | → | Employment | → | |
| Access to Health | → | ↓ | ||
| → | Access to cultural life, recreation, leisure and sport | → |
Detection & Diagnosis
Early Intervention
Education
Employment
Caregiver Support
Access to Infrastructure and Information
Access to Health Services
Social Inclsuion