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##pidorpidor## ##pidorpidor## Planning for Mena
##pidorpidor## ##pidorpidor## Margaret tells about the early planning that went##pidorpidor## into Mena moving into her own home. From the time Mena##pidorpidor## was quite young, her family, with the help of a##pidorpidor## support 'circle' has thought about how they could##pidorpidor## achieve work, relationships and a home for Mena. At##pidorpidor## 28, Mena has now lived in a home of her own, with##pidorpidor## support, for 9 years.
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##pidorpidor## ##pidorpidor## David's home
##pidorpidor## ##pidorpidor## David, now 43, acquired a brain injury 20 years##pidorpidor## ago. After attending a workshop and thinking about the##pidorpidor## material it presented about social roles, Brenda had a##pidorpidor## bright idea. "We'll build him a house", she decided.##pidorpidor## With very little funding, no knowledge about building##pidorpidor## and not much of an idea how they were going to achieve##pidorpidor## this outcome, they set out nevertheless. They received##pidorpidor## assistance in realising the dream from the Community##pidorpidor## Living Project and David now lives in his own mud##pidorpidor## brick house.
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