Empowering the Lives of Differently-abled to help them survive the times of such Distress

There are currently more than 5 million disabled people in the India, In India, 2.21 % of people out of the total population are disabled. Disabled communities, elderly populations, and people with chronic health conditions are the worst hit by Covid19. Government had not thought of PWDs before imposing lockdown. Ever since the lockdown was announced on March 24, disabled people have been struggling to perform even the daily chores. There is huge numbers of the individuals who have no source to even buy their medicines essential for their living. As most of the PWDs are largely dependent on the caregivers. Due to lockdown and Coronavirus, their caregivers are not ready to help them. PwD’ support system has stopped suddenly. Nobody has thought about how these people are managing their life in this pandemic. 

Covid Crisis has left the Disabled people most deprived human beings today and also most neglected. The PwD are vulnerable because of loss of jobs and with no funds to survive! Further there are many barriers they face like attitudinal, physical, and financial. Especially no helpers’ support only to worse the situation. There is an immediate need to raise the support for the such individuals and sole earners, who have responsibilities towards their family members.

HWCT's inclusive and Integrated Program is to enable every child and individual with disability to exercise their right through access to appropriate and mainstream digital access and skill building for better career. The approach will be to adapt best practices to reach out to children and individuals with disability and give them the pathway for better opportunities helping them to become independent and earn with dignity. An integrated camp over PAN Maharashtra to conduct the sessions catering the needs of the PwDS and enabling them with the array of opportunities with counselling sessions guiding them to create pathway to better employment opportunities.

OUR MISSION

Our Mission is to work for the total development of the PwDS individuals and Families that collaborates inclusively to acquiring and disseminating information on methods of normalizing them and to promote awareness of this problem amoung the stake holders and partners.

OUR VISION 

Our vision is to spread the possible opportunities with the PwDS and bring brightness in the life of such challenged individuals to enable them support themselves, who are otherwise tradionally relegated towards the darkers corners of the human mind and society.