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A learning disability affects someone's ability to learn, communicate or do everyday things. Most develop before a baby is born, during birth or because of a serious illness in early Childhood. The Department of Health defines a learning disability through the following three factors:
This document summarises the findings of the Digital Exclusion Profiling of Vulnerable Groups: Adults with Learning Disabilities - A Profile.
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