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PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY Ulia – Janita - Vincent

Definition Disability is defined in terms of the lack of ability to perform everyday functions or activities. It refers to limitations in functional abilities.

Nature and Extent People with disabilities have: Poor physical and mental health due to the lack of productivity Higher rates of risk factors such as smoking, obesity Higher rates of unemployment- low income Lower life expectancy

Nature and Extent The large majority of disabilities are of a physical nature, including arthritis, respiratory disease, circulatory diseases and musculoskeletal disorders. People with disabilities can experience inequities due to financial constraints. These include factors such as lack of access to employment opportunities and the possible need for ongoing health care.