PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES THE RIGHT TO COMMUNITY LIVING THREE KEYS TO CITIZENSHIP THREE PATHWAYS TO POSITIVE CHANGE DAVID TOWELL.

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PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES THE RIGHT TO COMMUNITY LIVING THREE KEYS TO CITIZENSHIP THREE PATHWAYS TO POSITIVE CHANGE DAVID TOWELL

THE UN CONVENTION : PROMOTING EQUAL CITIZENSHIP: A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH  Living independently and being included in the community, plus 49 other Articles, including the rights to:  Legal capacity and individual autonomy (12)  Equality and non-discrimination (5)  Inclusive education (24)  Respect for home and family life (23)  Employment (27)  Adequate standard of living (28)  Participation in public life (29)

SELF-DETERMINATION INCLUSION PERSONALISED SUPPORT Civil Society Government Service System THREE KEYS TO ACHIEVING EQUAL CITIZENSHIP

THREE QUESTIONS SELF- DETERMINATIO N PERSONALIZED SUPPORT INCLUSION CAN I CHOOSE WHAT MATTERS TO ME AND HOW I WANT TO LIVE? DO I GET THE ASSISTANCE I NEED TO LIVE AS I WANT? AM I INCLUDED IN MY COMMUNITY AND ABLE TO USE ALL ITS SERVICES?

LIVING INDEPENDENTLY AND BEING INCLUDED IN THE COMMUNITY – Article 19 PEOPLE ARE ABLE TO CHOOSE WHERE THEY LIVE AND WITH WHOM PEOPLE HAVE ACCESS TO A RANGE OF IN-HOME AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDING PERSONAL ASSISTANCE COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR THE GENERAL POPULATION ARE AVAILABLE ON AN EQUAL BASIS TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

THREE PATHWAYS TO POSITIVE CHANGE

Public Awareness Disability Equality Mainstreaming Community Connecting Legal Rights Advocacy Family Support Income support Personalisation Quality Safeguards Service Re-designStaff Development NATIONAL STRATEGIES: 12 ELEMENTS SELF-DETERMINATION INCLUSION PERSONALISED SUPPORT

CRAFTING STRATEGY and therefore requiring Growing capacity for whole system leadership Linking action focused individually, locally and nationally Balanced investment in Self-Determination, Inclusion and Personalised Support Partnership between Civil Society, Government and Services

A UNITED KINGDOM EXAMPLE IMPROVING THE LIFE CHANCES OF DISABLED PEOPLE PRIME MINISTER’S STRATEGY UNIT 2005

STARTS FROM AN OVERARCHING VISION: ‘BY 2025, DISABLED PEOPLE IN BRITAIN SHOULD HAVE FULL OPPORTUNITIES AND CHOICES TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE, AND WILL BE RESPECTED AND INCLUDED AS EQUAL MEMBERS OF SOCIETY’ THIS WILL DELIVER SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS FOR ALL OF SOCIETY AND ALL OF SOCIETY NEEDS TO BE INVOLVED. GIVEN THIS VISION AND THE NATURE OF CURRENT DISADVANTAGE: 1. THE STRATEGY NEEDS TO ENGAGE A WIDE RANGE OF STAKEHOLDERS – DISABLED PEOPLE, THE WIDER COMMUNITY, EMPLOYERS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND GOVERNMENT/PUBLIC SECTOR 2. THE APPROPRIATE ‘SYSTEM’ TO BE ADDRESSED EXTENDS ACROSS THE WHOLE OF MAINSTREAM POLICY.

DEFINING DISABILITY: A ‘SOCIAL MODEL’ DISABILITY IS: THE DISADVANTAGE EXPERIENCED BY AN INDIVIDUAL RESULTING FROM BARRIERS TO INDEPENDENT LIVING, EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT OR OTHER OPPORTUNITIES (ARISING FROM POLICIES,ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES) THAT IMPACT ON PEOPLE WITH IMPAIRMENTS AND/OR ILL HEALTH ‘REMOVAL OF THESE BARRIERS IS KEY TO EMPOWERING DISABLED PEOPLE AND GIVING THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXERCISE THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES AS CITIZENS’

WHO IS AFFECTED? USING THE WIDEST SURVEY DEFINITION, IN THE UK THERE ARE: 11 MILLION DISABLED ADULTS, I.E. 20% OF POPULATION 0.8 MILLION DISABLED CHILDREN, I.E. 7% OF POPULATION REPRESENTING A VARIED AND CHANGING PATTERN OF IMPAIRMENTS AFFECTING THE ABILITY TO CARRY OUT DAY-T0- DAY ACTIVITIES… BACKPAIN, CIRCULATION AND BREATHING PROBLEMS, DIABETES, INTELLECTUAL IMPAIRMENTS, MENTAL ILLNESS, HIV/AIDS AND MORE VISIBLE PHYSICAL AND SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS

AN ASSESSMENT OF INITIAL PRIORITIES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES WITH YOUNG DISABLED CHILDREN SMOOTH TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD ENABLING PEOPLE TO BE ACTIVE CITIZENS WITH CHOICE AND CONTROL OVER THEIR OWN LIVES IMPROVED EMPLOYABILITY ADDRESSED THROUGH: EMPOWERING PEOPLE MEETING INDIVIDUAL NEEDS REMOVING DISABLING BARRIERS

MAPPING THESE PRIORITIES INTO THE GOVERNMENT’S MODEL OF PUBLIC SERVICE REFORM

ACHIEVING THE GOAL OF INDEPENDENT LIVING BRINGING TOGETHER ALL RELEVANT PUBLIC FUNDING INTO INDIVIDUALISED BUDGETS WHICH THE PERSON CAN USE FOR WHATEVER TYPES OF SUPPORT (E.G. PERSONAL ASSISTANCE) HE OR SHE NEEDS SUPPORTING THE SPREAD OF LOCAL DISABLED PEOPLE’S ORGANISATIONS (E.G. CENTRES FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING ) PROVIDING INFORMATION, ADVICE AND ADVOCACY PROMOTING ACCESS TO MAINSTREAM SERVICES AND PARTICIPATION IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES

CHALLENGING DISCRIMINATION / PROMOTING INCLUSION A LEGAL DUTY ON ALL PUBLIC BODIES TO PROMOTE DISABILITY EQUALITY REQUIRING ALL PUBLIC BODIES, INCLUDING LOCAL AUTHORITIES, TO PLAN AND REVIEW PROGRESS TOWARDS DISABILITY EQUALITY IN THEIR SERVICES ANNUALLY, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DISABLED PEOPLE AND THEIR ORGANISATIONS

A CANADIAN EXAMPLE CLOSING INSTITUTIONS / RECLAIMING COMMUNITY LIFE - LESSONS FOR DOING IT RIGHT! ENSURE CHANGE LEADERS ARE COMMITTED TO ARTICLE 19! BUILD COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS TO DELIVER ACTION PLAN WITH EACH PERSON AND THEIR CIRCLE OF SUPPORT CREATE A REAL HOME FOR EACH PERSON WHICH MEETS THEIR NEEDS AND PREFERENCES PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY PERSONAL SUPPORT MAKE A CLEAR PLAN / TIMESCALE FOR EACH CLOSURE

IMPLEMENTING ARTICLE 19 - THE WAY AHEAD IN TURKEY NINE SUGGESTIONS FROM GLOBAL EXPERIENCE 1. NATIONAL AND LOCAL CHANGE REQUIRES PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN DISABLED PEOPLE, POLICY-MAKERS AND PROVIDERS 2. WE NEED TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF DISABLED PEOPLE AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS AT ALL LEVELS SELF-DETERMINATION INCLUSION PERSONALISED SUPPORT 3. TOGETHER WE MUST BUILD AN INCREASINGLY SHARED VISION OF EQUAL CITIZENSHIP AND CHECK ALL ACTIONS AGAINST THE THREE QUESTIONS 4. THE UN CONVENTION NEEDS TO UNDERPIN THE TURKISH LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR SELF- DETERMINATION AND COMMUNITY LIVING

Continued: Nine suggestions 5. WE NEED GOVERNMENT WIDE LEADERSHIP ON POLICY, STRATEGY AND FINANCING BASED ON A ‘MODEL OF CHANGE’ 6. SERVICE DEVELOPMENT SHOULD FOCUS ON SELF- DETERMINATION AND PERSONALISED SUPPORT 7. WE NEED TO REINVEST INSTITUTIONAL RESOURCES IN COMMUNITY LIVING 8. STRATEGY SHOULD PROMOTE STEADY PROGRESS TOWARDS INCLUSIVE MAINSTREAM SERVICES 9. THIS IS A LONG JOURNEY: WE NEED TO STICK AT IT, LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE AND AVOID THE MISTAKES OF OTHERS!

In Turkey, as everywhere else, it’s time to get equal!