environmental barriers causes disability.
ICF
includes body structure and function
focuses on
Rehabilitation services
Rehabilitation
now viewed as
what services disabilities can participation
2.3.2 Human Rights
to live as equal citizens
to enjoy health and well being
to participate
Educational
Social
Cultural
religious
Economic
political activities.
girls and boys with disabilities
equal rights
to schooling
to work
social activities.
2.3.3 Poverty
strong correlation between disability and poverty.
Poverty leads to increased disability
disability leads to poverty
2.3.4 Inclusive
Communities
educational
policies and services in health
skills training
employment
community life in general
CBR benefits all people
For example
Access makes life easier
2.3.5 Role of DPOs
educating all people with disabilities
their rights
Collaborating with partners
services
opportunities
3. Initiates CBR
NGOs.
community development committee
organizations of people with disabilities
4. Essential Elements of CBR
Community and DPO involvement
National policies
a management structure
different government ministries
NGOs
other stakeholders (multi sectoral collaboration).
Country approaches
I. National policies, coordination and
resource allocation
II. Recognition of the need for CBR.
III. The willingness respond to disabilities.
IV. The presence of motivated community workers.
To address these important elements of CBR, action is needed at
national, intermediate district and local levels.
4.1 National Level
co ordination and allocation
resources
CBR programmes
4.1.1 National Policies
disabilities
policies and legislation for the rehabilitation
equalization of opportunities
social and economic inclusion
4.1.2 National Co ordination of CBR
national level co ordinating body
multi sectoral collaboration
CBR programme
4.1.3 Management Structure for CBR
government
leading managerial role.
4.1.4 Allocation of Resources
allocation of funds
aimed at poverty
encourage NGOs, businesses and the media to support CBR
4.1.5 CBR Programmes without National Support
A CBR programme links to governmental
greater impact than
A CBR programme working in isolation
4.2 Intermediate District Level
Each country decides how to manage its CBR programme at different levels.
4.2.1 CBR Managers
the ministry
provides
the organizational framework
4.3 Community Level
representatives of the community
Involved
Implementation
Evaluation
4.3.1 Recognition of the Need for CBR
the need for CBR
Before
programme starts
4.3.2 Community Involvement
CBR begin leadership
existing community development committee
other structure
chief of the village
the mayor of the town.
4.3.3 Community Workers
Community workers
volunteers
Members
People with disabilities
their family members
Sometimes teachers,
health care workers,
Social workers
Other interested members
CBR Place
schools,
training centres,
work places
home
others
5. Multi sectoral Support for CBR
multi sectoral collaboration
to support the community
to address the individual needs
to enhance the role of DPOs
5.1 Support from the Social Sector
NGO
individuals with disabilities
family members
community resources
5.2 Support from the Health Sector
“health”
Health
?°a state of complete physical, mental and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity?. (WHO)
The Declaration of Alma Ata that Primary Health Care (PHC) is the key to attaining health for all.
PHC needs
Providing
Promotive
Preventive
Curative
rehabilitative
The health care system
medical care
rehabilitation services
assistive devices.
Physical therapy
Occupational therapy
speech therapy
prosthetics and orthotics
corrective surgeries
The health sector
rehabilitation is part of PHC
rehabilitation provide training to PHC personnel
the rehabilitation services
must collaborate with all the other services within the health care system.
education,
labour
social affairs
5.3 Support from the Educational Sector
Education for All
Good co operation between communities and the education sector
imperative
5.4 Employment and Labour Sector
Disabilities
learn employable skills and gain practical experience
Productive and decent work
social and economic integration
5.5 Support from NGOs
non governmental organizations (NGOs)
contribute to
CBR programme.
5.6 Support from the Media
Newspapers, radio
television
the internet
5.7 Collaboration for Support to the Community
Collaboration
CBR
work well
6. Further Development of CBR
Rural areas
needs
CBR
6.1 Expansion and Scaling up of CBR Programmes
Existing CBR programmes
&
NGOs
6.1.1 Gender Equality
girls and women as boys and men
Education
work
social opportunities
6.1.2 Inclusion of All Age Groups
middle age & Older people
education
develop work skills
6.2 Training for CBR
formal training
ensure effective management of programmes
meaningful participation of DPOs
satisfactory delivery传递 of services from CBR workers and professionals
6.2.1 Management Training
train the manager
to carry out tasks
identifying the people who need services
co ordinating with the community and sectors
keeping records.
6.2.2 Training for DPOs
DPOs
liaisons
between the community and the national and intermediate/district levels
6.2.3 Training for Service Delivery
the community CBR workers
the professionals
provide specialised services.
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