This is documented in the third Participatory Action Research project report by the Mathare Social Justice Centre. They must be able to access education and —unless it is best for them — not education that separates them from society. If people do not have access to vital support equipment and medical care, they cannot work. Many people with physical disabilities need access to regular physiotherapy but can’t afford it. People using a wheelchair would need support to use the ramps.

Source: The Star September 19, 2020 03:56 UTC