International Journal of Speech and Audiology
2024, Vol. 5, Issue 1, Part A
Community based inclusive development
Author(s): Dinesh Kumar Bindal
Abstract: As we all know that disability is not a disease but yes it is unpredictable. Person whether it is a man or a women or a child having permanent or temporary disability find it difficult in living in society as they feel inferior in comparison to the person having no disability. CBID is a way of working that ensures persons with disabilities are respected and included their communities on an equal basis in all areas of life. But on the whole having disability is not abnormal. For making people comfortable with his or her disability Government has started an inclusive development program which is people centered, community driven and human rights based. The terms CBR and CBID are frequently used interchangeably, which can be confusing. Programs and initiatives implementing the approach, however, can be seen to be located along a continuum of work from rehabilitation services in constrained settings to multi-sectorial, rights-based programs which work with others to achieve inclusive community development. It is an approach that brings change in the lives of persons with disabilities at community level, working with and through local groups and institutions.
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Dinesh Kumar Bindal. Community based inclusive development. International Journal of Speech and Audiology. 2024; 5(1): 01-02.
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