Why we need more than physical ramps for a PWD-inclusive society

The common refrain, “disability is not inability,” has long been an advocacy focal point for Persons Living with Disabilities (PWDs) seeking access to basic needs, protection and employment in pursuit of a more inclusive society.

Despite this, PWDs continue to face discrimination and stigma, often being segregated from communities. Limited resources, coupled with high dependence on primary caregivers, frequently contribute to neglect and entrench poverty.