Publications

Welcome to the Disabilities Issues Office official publications web page. Click on any of the following links for full text versions of official Government of Manitoba documents and publications dealing with disability.

2006-2007 Disabilities Issues Office Annual Report

• 2006-2007 D.I.O. Annual Report - Acrobat (pdf) format

2005-2006 Disabilities Issues Office Annual Report

• 2005-2006 D.I.O. Annual Report - Acrobat (pdf) format
• 2005-2006 D.I.O. Annual Report - text format

Report on Southern Manitoba Round Table on Disability Issues 2007

Acrobat (pdf) format :

English

Report on The Pas Round Table on Disability Issues 2006

Acrobat (pdf) format :

English   |   Française

Round Table on Disability Supports 2006

Acrobat (pdf) format :

English   |   Française

Round Table Reports 2002 and 2003

Acrobat (pdf) format :	English   |   Française
Text format:	(English only / anglais seulement)

This report highlights recommendations from the 2002 and 2003 Round Tables. A number of disability issues were addressed, including Employment, Education, Disability Supports and Aboriginal Manitobans with Disabilities.

2004 Housing Forum on Disability

This report highlights recommendations to improve housing in Manitoba for persons with disabilities, focusing on three key issues:

• Affordable housing
• Community supports
• Availability of housing

You can read the report at this link (pdf requires Adobe Reader). Or a text version at this link

Putting Full Citizenship Into Practice

Read this report in pdf format (pdf requires Adobe Reader).

Full Citizenship: A Manitoba Provincial Strategy on Disability

This report, drafted in 2001, serves as a foundation and guideline the province uses when forming new strategy and creating new programs and services for persons with disabilities.

The report focuses on making Manitoba a more inclusive society, where persons with disabilities act as full citizens, participating in all aspects of society, contributing and benefiting from the economic and social life of the province.

Read this report in pdf format (pdf requires Adobe Reader). Or read a plain text version of the report.