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thesheriff443
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 14,289
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thesheriff443
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 14,289
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It totally depends on the person and their individual needs, my brothers youngest has ceribal palsy but she goes to a main stream school with the help of a one to one.
But some with behaviour problems can have a negative affect on other young adults with disabilities.
Colleges do cater for a wide range of disabilities as my daughter has been to a few different ones that do courses called learning for life that aims to teach individuals how to live more full and indipendant lives.
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