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    This research article examines parents' perceptions of advocacy activities and their impact on family quality of life. The study involved interviews with parents of children with severe disabilities about their experiences with advocacy. The authors found that advocacy activities led to increased access to services and support for the families. However, advocacy also required time and effort from parents. The research contributes to understanding how advocacy influences family life for those with children with severe disabilities.

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    This research article examines parents' perceptions of advocacy activities and their impact on family quality of life. The study involved interviews with parents of children with severe disabilities about their experiences with advocacy. The authors found that advocacy activities led to increased access to services and support for the families. However, advocacy also required time and effort from parents. The research contributes to understanding how advocacy influences family life for those with children with severe disabilities.

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    Parents' Perceptions of Advocacy Activities and Their Impact on Family


    Quality of Life

    Article  in  Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities · June 2004
    DOI: 10.2511/rpsd.29.2.144

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