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habilitation
[həbil′itā′shən]
the process of supplying a person with the means to develop maximum independence in activities of daily living through training or treatment.

habilitation [hah-bil″ĭ-ta´shun]
the assisting of a child with achieving developmental skills when impairments have caused delaying or blocking of initial acquisition of the skills. Habilitation can include cognitive, social, fine motor, gross motor, or other skills that contribute to mobility, communication, and performance of activities of daily living and enhance quality of life.

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Under an agreement reached during a two-day meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna between officials from the JNRC and the IAEA, the first will provide the necessary support to the JNRC to create a monitoring frame and habilitate Jordanian manpower in the nuclear safety field, Board Chairman and Director General of JNRC Jamal Sharaf reiterated in a press statement 2009 Jordan Press & publishing Co.
Under an agreement reached during a two-day meeting at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna between officials from the JNRC and the IAEA, the IAEA will provide the necessary support to the JNRC to create a monitoring frame and habilitate Jordanian manpower in the nuclear safety field.
Thus Dubai Customs aims through these training programs to habilitate the student and train him to serve community and bear the responsibility and invest in training chances to learn planning, organizing and performance skills.
 
 
 
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