How support can last.

The aim is simple: people with disabilities can get practical support close to home, and local services are prepared to keep providing it.

Start with everyday needs

People with disabilities and their families help identify what gets in the way of daily life. Health workers, teachers and local organisations work with them to plan practical support.

Make support part of local services

DPRP helps connect rehabilitation, preventive healthcare, education and other support through the services already in the community. Local government takes part in planning, funding and reviewing that work.

Prepare for the years ahead

Lasting support depends on people, skills, budgets and clear responsibilities. These are planned from the beginning, so local services can prepare to continue when outside funding ends.

Learn from what happens

The work needs regular review: whether people can reach services, whether support helps in daily life, and whether local teams have the resources to continue. The answers help each programme decide what to improve.

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