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Universal health coverage does not just mean being able to access care, it also means having providers who are equipped to address your health needs. Quality of care is a major health system barrier that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) face. Special Olympics global health report, š‘­š’š’„š’–š’”š’Šš’š’ˆ š’š’ š’•š’‰š’† š‘°š’š’—š’Šš’”š’Šš’ƒš’š’†, talks about how rare it is for policies to require health care workers to be trained to care for people with IDD. šŸ“š special.olympics.egypt athlete Shawkat Ibrahim Alhosseiny shares his experience facing stigma and discrimination because of improper healthcare provider training. šŸ”— Check out the link in our bio to read the full report (available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish)! #InclusiveHealth #DisabilityHealthEquity #UHC

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