Barriers to SRHR Services Persons with disabilities continue to face multiple challenges in accessing sexual and reproductive health services. Physical barriers, such as inaccessible healthcare facilities, prevent those using wheelchairs or crutches from receiving proper care. Many hospitals lack ramps, elevators, and adjustable examination tables, making it difficult for individuals with mobility impairments to access

Persons with disabilities continue to face discrimination, exclusion, and negative stereotypes in many communities. These misconceptions often stem from a lack of awareness and understanding about disabilities. Many societies associate disabilities with myths, seeing them as a curse, a punishment, or a sign of weakness. Such beliefs contribute to stigma, preventing persons with disabilities from

Education is a fundamental human right for all children, yet children with disabilities continue to face numerous challenges in accessing quality education. In many schools, accessibility remains a major issue. Classroom, washrooms, offices, and school compounds are often designed without considering the needs of children with disabilities. For example, classrooms, offices, and washrooms have steps