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Fact Sheets and Infographics

The fact sheets and infographics below provide visual representations of some of our projects. Click on each fact sheet or infographic to open a downloadable PDF.

Social Participation of Adults Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Investigating the Role of Transportation Mode and Urban vs. Rural Living


The Built Environment and Community Participation for Adults Aging with Physical Disability: A Scoping Review

Infographic titled "The Built Environment and Community Participation for Adults Aging with Physical Disabilities: A Scoping Review

Physical Activity: Perspectives of Adults Aging with Physical Disabilities


Removing Environmental Barriers to Independent Living (REBIL) Intervention


Technical Assistance

Did you know that we offer technical assistance to people aging with long-term physical disabilities in Missouri and Illinois? Contact our resource helpline at 314-289-4224 or cedarmidwest@paraquad.org for resources and information!

Adults Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Identifying Built Environment Factors Influencing Their Community Participation


Diversity of Disability Pathways for Middle-Aged Adults

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Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Baseline Health, Demographics and Participation


Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: How Do Personal Characteristics Associate with Survey Format Preferences?


Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Falls and Participation


Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Evaluation of Time Spent Participating in Activities

Longitudinal Study People Aging with Long-Term Disabilities. Participants wanted to spend more time on physical activity (63.2%), community leisure (49.3%), civic or religious activities (41.3%), social activities/helping others (40.4%), and employment. Participants wanted to spend less time on managing medical conditions (15.8%), interior household chores (13.7%), personal leisure (11.2%), exterior household chores (9.1%), and employment (3.6%). Participants said they spend the right amount of time on managing medical conditions (73.7%), personal leisure (71.2%), civic and religious activities (57.1%), social activities/helping others (57.1%), and employment (55.8%).

Longitudinal Study of People Aging with Long-Term Physical Disabilities: Qualitative Activity and Participation Information


Development of a Community-Based Research Network


Community Participation for People Aging with Long-term Disability