Supporting parents with learning disabilities

Eileen Fursland
Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Parents with learning disabilities are more likely to have their children taken into care. However, the right support can help them successfully look after their children, reports Eileen Fursland.

Many professionals who work with parents with learning disabilities believe a significant proportion could be helped to successfully care for their children. Picture: Shutterstock
Many professionals who work with parents with learning disabilities believe a significant proportion could be helped to successfully care for their children. Picture: Shutterstock

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