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ESAmeA submits proposals on personal assistants and trainers for the blind to Parliament

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The National Confederation of Persons with Disabilities (E.S.A.me.A.) submitted proposals to the Greek Parliament regarding legislation on personal assistants and mobility trainers for the blind.
These proposals are part of a bill from the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family titled "Personal Assistants, Early Intervention, and Other Active Policies for Persons with Disabilities."
The proposed measures aim to enhance support for individuals with disabilities in Greece.
E.S.A.me.A. seeks to address gaps in existing services for disabled individuals through these recommendations.
Discussions regarding the legislative proposals are expected to take place in the Parliament.

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The National Confederation of Persons with Disabilities (E.S.A.me.A.) submitted proposals to the Greek Parliament regarding legislation on personal assistants and mobility trainers for the blind.
These proposals are part of a bill from the Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family titled "Personal Assistants, Early Intervention, and Other Active Policies for Persons with Disabilities."
The proposed measures aim to enhance support for individuals with disabilities in Greece.
E.S.A.me.A. seeks to address gaps in existing services for disabled individuals through these recommendations.
Discussions regarding the legislative proposals are expected to take place in the Parliament.

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