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Bhawna Welfare Foundation is a government Registered Organization. Our NGO dedicated to providing wheelchairs for the impoverished disabled in developing nations. BWF start a campaign “Free Wheelchair Mission 2018-19".In this mission we have find 378 handicapped peoples in slum and rural areas. These are totally person belong to very poor families. He has not afforded wheelchair cost so BWF decide we will donate wheelchair for handicapped person with your support in slums and rural areas. I hope you are also associate with this campaign because your little afford can be changed the lifestyle of disable peoples.
We requirement large shipment of 378 wheelchairs 2018-19 for the "Free Wheelchair Mission 2018-19"
How Can Verify Whose Need of Wheelchair:
We requirement large shipment of 378 wheelchairs 2018-19 for the "Free Wheelchair Mission 2018-19"
How Can Verify Whose Need of Wheelchair:
- The individual has a medical certificate of handicapped.
- The individual cannot afford to buy a wheelchair due to poverty.
- The individual belong to slum & rural area.
- The individual has a character certificate approved from SDM/CMO.
- The individual have not any other wheelchair
1 Wheelchair Cost is 7000/- ( Seven Thousand Rupees )
378 Wheelchair Cost is 2646000/- (Twenty Six Lac Forty Six Thousand)
378 Wheelchair Cost is 2646000/- (Twenty Six Lac Forty Six Thousand)
Disability could be the outcome of an impairment which may be physical, cognitive, mental, sensory, emotional, developmental, or some combination of these, or rarely due to a predominance of special abilities. A disability may be present from birth, or occur during a person’s lifetime. However, when one thinks of names like Helen Keller, Stephen Hawking, and closer home, names like Sudha Chandran, Arunima Sinha (first amputee to scale the Mount Everest), Rajendra Singh Rahelu (polio-stricken and silver medallist in Commonwealth Games 2014), one realises that these are not just disabled people, they are, in fact, people with very special abilities.
As per the 2011 census conducted in India, disability includes the following physical and cognitive impairments:
The census shows that the population of disabled people has increased by 22.4% from 2.19 crore in 2001 to 2.68 crore in 2011. The increase is more in the rural areas and in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, the disabled account for 2.5% of the total population.
The curse of being discriminated:
As per the census, a significant population with disabilities in India lives in the rural areas. In rural areas, people with disabilities are ostracized
- In seeing
- In hearing
- In speech
- In movement
- Mental retardation
- Mental illness
- Multiple disability Others (to include people with disabilities not included in the list)
The disability Act:
India’s disability Act of 1995 provides various facilities for both children and adults with disabilities in the country. They Are:
People with disabilities in the country, who are seeking information in regard to the facilities available to them, have to visit the Office of the Commissioner for Disabilities. Should a school refuse admission to a child with a disability, or if a ramp or other means of access is lacking, parents have the option of taking the matter up with the Disabilities Commissioner for redress.
- Children with disabilities have the right to free education until they reach the age of eighteen in schools that are integrated or in special schools.
- Children with disabilities have the right to appropriate transportation, removal of architectural barriers, as well as the restructuring of curriculum and modifications in the examination system.
- Scholarships, uniforms, books and teaching materials are all provided to children with disabilities for free.
- Children with disabilities have access to special schools that are equipped with vocational training facilities, and non-formal education. India provides training institutions for teachers in order to establish manpower.
- Parents of children with disabilities in the nation can move to an appropriate court for the redress of grievances in regards to their children with disabilities. Parents of children with disabilities are required to obtain a ‘disability certificate’ from ‘Office of the Commissioner for Disabilities,’ in order to access the facilities.
- Every ‘Panchayat’ is provided funding by the Government in order to build roads, schools and public ramps for people with disabilities.
- Three-percent of all Government jobs in the country are reserved for people with disabilities, and the disability Act includes affirmative action for people with disabilities.
The Government in February, 2014 introduced a Bill in the Rajya Sabha to add to the aforesaid rights and privileges of the disabled in India. The Bill had the following points:
- Respect for inherent dignity, individual autonomy, including the freedom to make one’s own choices, and independence of persons
- Non-discrimination
- Full and effective participation and inclusion in society
- Respect for difference and acceptance of persons with disabilities as part of human diversity and humanity.
Conclusion
It is important for every citizen to realize the need for including the disabled people into the society. One never knows in whom a Stephen Hawking or an Albert Einstein is hidden. As we forge ahead into a brighter and a better world, we need to hold the hands of the disabled people and take them along with us. It is time to make India a discrimination-free and inclusive society where the disabled have the right of space like all others.
