Attitudinal Barriers are pervasive negative perceptions and value systems that focus on a person's disability rather than their ability and other valued characteristics.
Our communities still hold back by these barriers in the 21st century.
#inclusivity is the key#
I have a 17 year old son who suffers from severe cerebral pulse.His health is deteriorating every day. I'm Iooking for a psychiatrist in Gweru please help.
In times like these being blessed with a child with disabilities is a challenge especially when there is no financial support.Inclusively is done theoretically.. It seems no body cares.
@GwiziSoneni True but they are some who can not be heard because they communicate in a unique way.Their rights are violated day in day out.Everyone must be respected
@DisabilityZim@NkomwaTrust This is very true parents need a lot of support .As a parent with a child living with disabilities l go through a lot yet those who purport to represent us close us out because of donor funding
Children living with severe disabilities live in a closed environment... They can't use any language to be heard..Those who claim to be their voices mostly are not living with disabilities neither do they have children living with disabilities.Their parents are stigmatized.
Those who claim to advocate for their rights do not want to not want deal with large numbers.Its strange!When they get donations they gather the same people year in year https://t.co/Vho7mRMTD9 it about children living with disabilities or personal gain?