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Aiming High for Disabled Children: Better Support for Families

UK Department for Education and Skills, Government of the United Kingdom Country Resources Child and Youth Disability policies/plans/legislations and service standards United Kingdom 1 January 2007 Policy document

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This Plan is designed to help the Government of the United Kingdom achieve the aim of ensuring that every disabled child can have the best possible start in life, allowing each and every child to fulfill their potential. It outlines actions the Government will take to provide the support needed by disabled youth and their families in order to make equality of opportunity a reality, emphasizing access and empowerment, responsive services and timely support, and improving quality and capacity of the national support system.

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