Downloads

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Welcome to the downloads section. We have a number of items which you can download. They include NCPD material, old PWDI material, RSS feeds for particular disabilities and research into them. Click on links below to go to relevant section.

NCPD Material
Old PWDI Material
RSS Downloads for Disabilities
Government's Sectoral Plans for Disability
The laws which outline the rights of disabled people

NCPD Material

- NCPD Constitution

Old PWDI Material, now NCPD

- Mental Health Policy Proposal 2011

Newsletters:
Summer 2010

Galway Motions for national PWDI AGM:
2010 national AGM
2009 national AGM
2008 national AGM
2007 national AGM
2006 national AGM
2004 national AGM

All Motions passed at PWDI national AGM
2010 national AGM
2009 national AGM
2008 national AGM
2007 national AGM
2006 national AGM
2005 national AGM
2003 national AGM

RSS feeds for particular Disabilities

What is RSS?

Short for "Really Simple Syndication," RSS is a news feed that consists of a list of continually updated disability news items with a link to the full report or story. These feeds are automatically updated as research news and other news items are added or modified, so you are instantly updated with new content. This is important for many disabled people who want to keep up to date with developments in their disability field. New therapies, new cures, new discoveries, new innovations and new ways of improving thelives of disabled people are constantly being discovered and utilised. We have RSS feeds for individual disabilities below.

Listing of RSS Feeds for Disabilities and Medical Conditions
Column 1 Acute and Chronic Pain Aging Associated Diseases Alzheimer's Disease Dementia Information Osteoporosis Autoimmune Diseases Arthritis Lupus Multiple Sclerosis Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Cancer Information Brain Cancer Breast Cancer Cancer Treatments Colorectal Cancer Hodgkin's Disease Kidney Cancer Leukemia Liver Cancer Lung Cancer Mesothelioma Information Ovarian Cancer Pancreatic Cancer Prostate Cancer Skin Cancer Stomach Cancer Cardiovascular Diseases Cholesterol Hypertension Dermatology Conditions Fingernails Toenails Hair and Scalp Herpes Simplex Virus Glaucoma	Column 2 Skin Diseases Acne Treatments Eczema Information Varicose Veins Diabetes Digestive System Crohn's Disease GERD - Heatburn Eating Disorders Anorexia Nervosa Bulimia Nervosa Female Health Issues Pregnancy Information Fibromyalgia Food Allergies - Food Intolerance Hepatitus Hernia Information HIV and Aids Influenza and Colds Avian Bird Flu Swine Flu Male Health Issues Erectile Dysfunction MRSA Infections Neurological Disorders ADHD and ADD Autism Cerebral Palsy Depression Bipolar Disorder Lyme Disease Migraines and Headaches Phobias and Fears Sleep Disorders Vision Disabilities	Column 3 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Insomnia Narcolepsy Restless Legs Syndrome Sleep Apnea Snoring Information Stroke Information Traumatic Brain Injury The Human Brain Oral Health Psoriasis Dental and Teeth Orthopedics Bones and Joints Strains and Sprains Pediatric Health Respiratory Disorders Allergies Asthma Information Cystic Fibrosis Pneumonia Vertigo and Balance Disorders Cognitive Disabilities Dyslexia Hearing Impairments Sign Language Tinnitus Information Invisible Disabilities Physical and Mobility Parkinson's Disease Muscular dystrophy Psychological Disorders Spinal Cord Injury Back Pain and Sciatica Spina Bifida

Government's Sectoral Plans for Disability

The Sectoral Plans below are in PDF file format. PDF files have been made more accessible to disabled people. Click on this sentence to view important information about PDF files and accessibility.

Sectoral Plan - Department of Communications, Marine and Natural Resources

Sectoral Plan - Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

Sectoral Plan - Department of Health and Children

Sectoral Plan - Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government

Sectoral Plan - Department of Social Protection

Sectoral Plan - Department of Transport

The Laws which outline the rights of disabled people

Some of the files below are in PDF file format. PDF files have been made more accessible to disabled people. Click on this sentence to view important information about PDF files and accessibility.

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