Disabled people such as deaf, blind or people with learning disabilities face many barriers in society, including physical barriers, attitudinal barriers and communication barriers. These barriers can impact on a person’s ability to access services, participate in society and live independently, often leading to social exclusion, economic disadvantage and a reduced quality of life.

Disability matters in society because it represents a natural part of human diversity, offers valuable perspectives and experiences that can enrich communities, promotes inclusion and equity by highlighting the need for accessible design and accommodations, and enables people with disabilities to contribute their unique skills and talents to society as a whole. In essence, accepting disability creates a more representative and balanced society for all.

We believe that every person with a disability has the right to stay healthy, be safe and live well and have access to the same opportunities as everyone else

How does The Trusted Save Help?

The Trusted Save is responding to global disabilities by :

1. Working in collaboration with governments and partners in all countries:
   • To establish and strengthen access to social services, housing, and welfare benefits to ensure the safety and well-being of people with disabilities, such as Housing Benefit, State Pension, Pension Credit, Income-Related Disabled Child Benefit or Long-Term Illness Benefit, Supplementary Security Income, Additional Help with Living Costs and Disability Facility Grants, for people who have a physical or mental health condition or long-term disability, or who have difficulty carrying out everyday tasks or move because of their disability and Vaccine Damage Compensation to people whose health condition affects their ability to work because of vaccine, Tax credit or assistance, Mortgage interest assistance.
   • To Support the judiciary, armed forces, law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics and others servicemen with the compensation scheme and independence payment, as well as benefits for people injured or disabled while in service.
   • To Support people with disabilities through a variety of measures, including employment support and accessibility to public services and the built environment, with the aim of promoting inclusion and independence.
   • To implement inclusive policies and promote awareness and understanding through education and training, while ensuring that policies are flexible and adaptable to the needs of persons with disabilities.

2. Supporting disabilities organizations and the community with equipment and transport such as wheelchairs and walking aids; hearing and vision aids; artificial limbs; surgical appliances; communication aids; and medications.

3. Campaigning for policy changes to create a more inclusive society for people with disabilities.

4. Carrying out research and evaluation to inform policy and practice and help Disabilities

5. Creating inclusive environments, including workshops, campaigns, and promoting accessible resources and events.

6. Working to ensure that people with disabilities can take control of their lives and advocate for their own needs.

7. Providing advice and support to make choices, find employment.

8. Influencing decision-makers and addressing cumulative, long-term, direct, indirect, and global consequences on disabilities right within the United Nations, and other Learning Disabilities organisations around the world .

9. Supporting the victims of the rule of law abuse, and raising awareness.

Join us today to protect and save the lives of vulnerable people with disabilities around the world

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