Home is where the start is: The housing and urban experiences of visually impaired children

Chris Allen · Jo Milner · Dawn Price

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Disability Rights and Representation Urban Transport and Accessibility Inclusion and Disability in Education and Sport

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The children fixed environments mobile environments changing the home and urban environment towards the social inclusion of visually impaired children.

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