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A descriptive qualitative study exploring youth with intellectual disabilities participation in the community of Moshi
Introduction: Youth with intellectual disability (YID) in Tanzania are at an impasse, as they face potential exclusion from accessing services and participation in their community. This is due to existing negative cultural beliefs, lack of awareness of the needs and abilities, and limited government...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2024
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