Thank you This information resource was written by Mike Higgins and Linda Laurie of Linda Laurie Associates on behalf of Disability Wales. We would like to thank the following for their help in preparing this resource: Vin West of Arfon Access Group, Julie Thomas of Bridgend Coalition of Disabled People, Ian Collins, Rhiannon Griffiths and Nadine Farmer of Pembrokeshire Young Voices for Choices, Luke Clements of Cardiff University Law School, Eleanor Williams of Equality and Human Rights Commission, Naomi Alleyne of Welsh Local Government Association, Tracey Good of NHS Centre for Equality and Human Rights, Jackie Nicholls of Welsh Government, Mathieu Culverhouse of Irwin Mitchell Solicitors, Libby Oakley and the Deaf and Disabled Legal Network based at Inclusion People’s London, James Harrison and colleagues in the School of Law at the University of Warwick; and Melanie Close of Disability Equality North West. We also wish to thank Welsh Government for funding this initiative as part of three year core work programme 2012-15. DW’s Formats This guide is available in English and Welsh and Easy Read. If you would like this guide in another format please contact Disability Wales.
Thank you This information resource was written by Mike Higgins and Linda Laurie of Linda Laurie Associates on behalf of Disability Wales. We would like to thank the following for their help in preparing this resource: Vin West of Arfon Access Group, Julie Thomas of Bridgend Coalition of Disabled People, Ian Collins, Rhiannon Griffiths and Nadine Farmer of Pembrokeshire Young Voices for Choices, Luke Clements of Cardiff University Law School, Eleanor Williams of Equality and Human Rights Commission, Naomi Alleyne of Welsh Local Government Association, Tracey Good of NHS Centre for Equality and Human Rights, Jackie Nicholls of Welsh Government, Mathieu Culverhouse of Irwin Mitchell Solicitors, Libby Oakley and the Deaf and Disabled People’s Legal Network based at Inclusion London, James Harrison and colleagues in the School of Law at the University of Warwick; and Melanie Close of Disability Equality North West. We also wish to thank Welsh Government for funding this initiative as part of DW’s three year core work programme 2012-15. Formats This guide is available in English and Welsh and Easy Read. If you would like this guide in another format please contact Disability Wales.