We should vigorously promote the spirit of self-improvement of disabled people and advocate what social customs

We must vigorously promote the spirit of self-improvement of disabled people and advocate the social custom of unity, friendship and mutual assistance.

How to vigorously promote the self-improvement spirit of disabled people?

1. Carry out inspirational education to stimulate the "motivation of progress" of disabled people. Each training class has inspirational education courses, with full-time teachers explaining inspirational knowledge and employment and entrepreneurship cases for disabled people, and arranging outings to visit entrepreneurship bases for disabled people, where entrepreneurial models with disabled people will introduce successful experiences on-site, allowing self-improvement models to convey the spirit of struggle.

2. Based on the influence of infection, inspire the "perseverance and fighting spirit" of the disabled. In-depth exploration of advanced models of disabled people in the county, organizing personnel to summarize and refine their own struggles to form deeds materials, using newspapers, radio broadcasts, public accounts and other methods to promote and publicize, and use the struggles and deeds of people around them to inspire disabled people in the county to work hard. , recommend and report advanced deeds.

How to help people with disabilities?

1. Blind people are not allowed on buses. The fact that blind people are refused rides actually reflects the lack of supervision of national regulations and urban public welfare. People with physical disabilities have limited mobility. The buttons of the elevator are too high to reach, so people who rely on wheelchairs or crutches cannot open the door by themselves, and the steps of the stairs are difficult to climb.

2. An important reason why disabled people encounter obstacles when going out is that barrier-free facilities cannot fully function. Disabled people with hearing and speech impairments cannot communicate with others normally. Because most people do not understand sign language, there is an insurmountable communication gap between these disabled people and normal people.

3. "In addition to communicating with disabled friends and family, I rarely communicate with outsiders. My classmates and I hope to have more communication with ordinary people in public places." It is the voice of a hearing-impaired person who longs to communicate with everyone.

In fact, as long as you understand a little simple sign language, it is not difficult for everyone to communicate with deaf people. In particular, if staff in public service departments such as banks and post offices learn a little sign language or open sign language windows, it will greatly facilitate the disabled.