Reflective assessment on health and well-being This experience involved working with a group of 6 women with learning disabilities who live in an urban area of Wales. The group was set up to enable w
Reflective assessment on health and well-being This experience involved working with a group of 6 women with learning disabilities who live in an urban area of Wales. The group was set up to enable w
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Reflective assessment on health and well-being
This experience involved working with a group of 6 women with learning disabilities who live in an urban area of Wales. The group was set up to enable women with learning disabilities to improve their health and well-being. It provides equal opportunities by increasing their knowledge on how to be healthy and active like other women in Wales. The need for a healthy lifestyle is recognized in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (2020) (Maclean & Harrison, 2019). The aims of the group are to increase the member’s confidence, promote healthy eating whilst developing and maintaining networks. Influencing personal, community and organizational problems which are