Inclusive communication tips

Communication tips

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May 2020

Taking the time to ensure communication is accessible means people with intellectual disability are included. It means we can understand what is happening.

Ella and Alex give 14 communication tips for people spending time with people with intellectual disability.

We have translated this guide into different languages:

Find more resources in Arabic, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.

Also check out our inclusion issue page.

Inclusion services

If you’d like to find out how to make your organisation more inclusive, check out our wide range of inclusion services.

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Our position statement on supported decision making and guardianship law

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Our position statement on health

We want all health services to know how to work with people with intellectual disability.

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Communication tips

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