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Position Statement on Access to Health

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Our position statement on health

November 2025

People with intellectual disability are not treated the same when it comes to health.

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

In our position statement on health, we identify how health services can be improved for people with intellectual disability.

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