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Welfare Literature

You may find these publications helpful. In many cases you can read the publications by downloading the appropriate PDF.  Some items are also available for purchase online:

DSA Literature and Materials
Recommended Reading

DSA Literature and Materials

The following materials are produced by and available from the Down's Syndrome Association. We aim to make as much as possible available to be read and/or downloaded free from this website.

You can also contact the Down's Syndrome Association on Tel: or e-mail and ask for printed materials to be posted. There may be a small charge for this service.

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Benefits

A GUIDE TO FAMILIES WISHING TO MAKE LEGAL PROVISION FOR A LEARNING DISABLED MEMBER A GUIDE TO FAMILIES WISHING TO MAKE LEGAL PROVISION FOR A LEARNING DISABLED MEMBER

A. B Quinn Anthony Quinn & Company 1997
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
£1.50 plus p & p
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Sorry. This publication is not available on-line. Please contact the Down's Syndrome Association if you would like a printed copy to be sent to you.

BENEFITS AT 16 BENEFITS AT 16

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

A guide to benefits which can be claimed at age 16 for young people with Down's syndrome.

GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 0-3 GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 0-3

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

Guidelines to claiming Disability Living Allowance for people with Down's syndrome, from birth to 3 years.

GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 3-8 GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 3-8

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

Guidelines to claiming Disability Living Allowance for people with Down's syndrome. Ages 3-8

GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 8-16 GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 8-16

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

Guidelines to claiming Disability Living Allowance for people with Down's syndrome. Ages 8-16

GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 16+ GUIDELINES TO CLAIMING DLA - AGE 16+

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

Guidelines to claiming Disability Living Allowance for people with Down's syndrome. Age 16+

WHAT CAN YOU CLAIM 2007? WHAT CAN YOU CLAIM 2007?

Christina Katic/ Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

A basic guide to Social Security benefits which people with learning disabilities may be able to claim.

WORKING TAX CREDIT AND CHILD TAX CREDIT WORKING TAX CREDIT AND CHILD TAX CREDIT

Christina Katic/Helen Wild DSA, April 2007
Leaflet
One printed copy of this publication is available free to members on request. Contact us
Download FREE PDF

A guide to the new tax credits, Working Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit

Recommended reading list

The Down's Syndrome Association is not able to supply the following books but you should be able to get copies from a good book shop or library.

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Recommended Reading - AccessibleRecommended Reading - Accessible

Recommended Reading

KNOW ME AS I AMKNOW ME AS I AM

Author: Edited by Dorothy Atkinson and Fiona Williams
Publisher: (Hodder & Stoughton, 1990)

An anthology of prose, poetry and art by people with learning difficulties

UNCOMMON FATHERS - REFLECTIONS ON RAISING A CHILD WITH A DISABILITYUNCOMMON FATHERS - REFLECTIONS ON RAISING A CHILD WITH A DISABILITY

Author: Edited by Donald J Meyer
Publisher: (Woodbine House, 1995)

A collection of essays by fathers reflecting on the life-altering experience of having a child with a disability

WHAT ABOUT US? SEX EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIESWHAT ABOUT US? SEX EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

Author: Ann Craft and David Stewart
Publisher: (Home and School Council, 1996)

* New edition *A brief guide for parents and teachers

Recommended Reading - Accessible

A NEW HOME IN THE COMMUNITYA NEW HOME IN THE COMMUNITY



Simon leaves a long-stay hostel to go to a group home. From 'Books Beyond Words', a series of picture books designed for people with learning disabilities.

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