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One of these services for disabled is the Equal Opportunities Unit. This unit madean Accessibility Guide on municipal buildings. This unit also made a list of restaurants that accept assistance dogs or that have a menu in Braille.
The City of Brussels also has an Advisory Council for Persons with Disabilities. Each year grants are awarded to projects of associations.
An action plan that aims to recruit people with disabilities aims to improve employment.
In Brussels there are parking spaces that are specifically reserved for people with disabilities.
The Bibliothèque de Laeken makes an appointment every 3rd Saturday of the month (at 10 am) with children from 0 to 3 years old.
Both deaf and hearing children are welcome for an hour of storytelling. Stories are told, read, sung in sign language,... Activity in French.
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