Versus Individually Designed and Managed IGPs Disabled people sometimes feel that they are discriminated against by the donor community. Implied here is indeed a subtle form of discrimination against the disabled. Of course, there is nothing wrong in working in groups. On the contrary, group work has certain definite advantages. Furthermore, group projects enable people with different disabilities to complement one another's strong points and to compensate for their drawbacks.
Group work promotes social integration and recognition in the community.
Thus, they are most suitable for CBR projects. Team work allows for the emergence of new ideas. It enables people to acquire leadership qualities, people who need to be constantly accountable to their peer group. Group efforts are generally more sustainable, and, if well run, have a higher level of continuity and possibilities of expansion. Finally, but not least, group work embodies the spirit of solidarity.