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School of Aging, Disability, and Inclusive Services (ADI)
Promoting dignity, inclusion, and independent living
Preparing professionals to support older persons and people with disabilities through inclusive services, rights-based practice, accessible communities, and person-centered care that promotes dignity, participation, and wellbeing.
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Courses in this school
Introduction to Aging, Disability and the Life Course
Course One establishes the foundational conceptual grounding for the ADI certificate, introducing learners to aging and disability not as separate, unrelated practice areas but as interconnected experiences best understood through a life-course perspective, in which functional capacity, health, and
View courseAssessment of Older Adults and Persons with Disabilities
Course Three trains learners in structured, respectful, strengths-based assessment of older adults and persons with disabilities, drawing on the WHO's Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) approach and person-centred assessment principles more broadly. Learners are trained to conduct assessments
View courseDementia, Alzheimer's Care and Community-Based Rehabilitation
Course Seven provides specialised, practical training in dementia and Alzheimer's care, and introduces community-based rehabilitation principles for persons with disabilities recovering or living with functional limitations. These two domains are combined in a single course because both require lear
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