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REPORT WRITING

THE PROJECT WAS STARTED BY SMALL SKETCH WHICH I DID


FOR ANALYSING HOW EXACTLY MY PROJECT SHOULD LOOK
THEN I STARTED SEARCHING INFORMATIONS FROM MANY
WEBSITES RELATED TO MY TOPIC.
AT STARTING IT WAS DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY WHAT I WANT
IN MY PROJECT BUT WITH THE HELP OF OUR ENGLISH
TEACHER IT WAS EASY DOING IT.
I SELECTED ON THE FACE OF IT LESSON AS MY TOPIC AND
TITLED IT AS “IT’S OK BEING DIFFERENT’’.
THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO DON’T LOOK NORMAL BUT
THEY ACHIEVE A LOT.WHILE DOING THIS PROJECT I
UNDERSTOOD THAT LOOK DOESN’T MATTER AT ALL.
THERE ARE MANY PEOPLE WHO ARE PHYSICALLY
CHALLENGED BUT NEVER GIVE UP ON LIFE. BEING
PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED IS NOT AT ALL EASY THEY FACE
MANY PROBLEMS IN DIFFERENT WAYS:
A large number of disabilities are preventable, including
those arising from medical issues during birth, maternal
conditions, malnutrition, as well as accidents and injuries.
However, the health sector especially in rural India has failed
to react proactively to disability
Further there are lack of affordable access to proper health
care, aids and appliances
Healthcare facilities and poorly trained health-workers in
rehabilitation centres is another concern.
The education system is not inclusive. Inclusion of children
with mild to moderate disabilities in regular schools has
remained a major challenge.
There are various issues such as availability special schools,
access to schools, trained teachers, and availability of
educational materials for the disabled.
Further, reservations for the disabled in higher educational
institutions has not been fulfilled in many instances
Even though many disabled adults are capable of productive
work, disabled adults have far lower employment rates than
the general population.
The situation is even worse in the private sector, where much
less disabled are employed
 Physical accessibility in buildings, transportation, access to
services etc still remains a major challenge.
Negative attitudes held by the families of the disabled, and
often the disabled themselves, hinder disabled persons from
taking an active part in the family, community or workforce.
Differently-abled people face discrimination in everyday life.
People suffering from mental illness or mental retardation
face the worst stigma and are subject to severe social
exclusion.
The lack of rigorous and comparable data and statics further
hinders inclusion of persons with disabilities. The major
issues with collection of data and measuring disability are:

Poor implementation of policies and schemes hinders the


inclusion of disabled persons. Though Various acts and
schemes have been laid down with an aim to empower the
disabled, their enforcement face many challenges.
WE CAN HELP THEM BY:
Don’t assume people need help. Ask if they need anything to
make the process more effective or easier for them. They are
the experts on their needs and how to best meet them. If
they do ask for help, ask for specific instructions on how you
can help.If you are working with a person who has a
developmental disability or other cognitive issues, use clear
sentences, simple words and concrete concepts. Gauge the
pace, complexity and vocabulary of your speech to match
theirs. Unless you are informed otherwise, remember they
can make their own decisions. Allow people with speech
impairments to finish their own sentences. Don’t talk for
them or interrupt.Make eye contact and speak to people
directly, even if their personal care attendant or interpreter is
with them. When a person who is deaf has an interpreter,
the user will look at the interpreter as you are talking. While
this is happening, focus your interaction with the user. Also,
if you will be speaking for some time with a person in a
wheelchair, sit down so they don’t have to strain their neck
to look up at you. Some people who use a mobility aid, such
as a wheelchair, walker or cane, see these aids as part of
their personal space. Similarly, never start to push someone’s
wheelchair without first asking the occupant’s permission.
Don’t touch, move or lean on mobility aids. This is also
important for safety. Many people with disabilities have
family members who care for or provide companionship. Ask
if there is anything you can do to prepare for the meeting to
make sure everyone is able to participate fully. These are the
small measures by which we can help them. Along with this
during this project I also took interview though Google form
from friends and family about their opinion on physically
challenged people. Then I also added colourful pictures
quotes ETC to make my project look good. During this project
I learned one thing

“THEIR DISABILITY DOES NOT HINDER


THEIR ABILITY TO BE CONSIDERED
EQUAL”.

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