PWD (Persons with Disabilities)

Persons with Disabilities (PWD) refers to individuals who have physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments that may hinder their full participation in society. This includes a wide range of conditions, such as mobility issues, visual or hearing impairments, and cognitive challenges. PWD may face barriers in accessing education, employment, transportation, and public spaces due to societal attitudes or inadequate infrastructure. Advocacy for the rights of PWD emphasizes inclusion, accessibility, and equality, promoting opportunities for them to lead independent and fulfilling lives while contributing to their communities.