How can Physically Challenged Person (DIVYAANG) grow

There are many success stories are present over the internet on disabled/ handicap people(DIVYAANG). No-doubt all Governments have been announcing many schemes to strengthen these people.  Also, some people get benefited from these by getting some equipment’s, wheel chairs, clippers, scholarships etc. As these artificial things can only help upto some extent but to get real self-respect these people must need to become GUR KE LADDO as there a quote ”GUR KE LADDO KA TEDHA NAK NAHI DEKHA JATA ” means if you are (GUR KE LADDO) useful for your family and society than no one will talk about your disabilities.

Physical challenged person faces many day to day challenges from initial of his life either it is school, college or organization for which they are working. It will be early if we blame to government or anybody for not providing basic infrastructure for specially-abled people. As India is developing and struggling to fulfil basic need people so we can’t demand to develop everything in a single day.

City life for these people are little bit better than rural area but overall challenges are same.  There are many opportunities to survive these people in city as most of sitting and IT jobs opportunities are here but for rural area it is very limited. Definitely IT leader’s should take some initiative to join these people into mainstream.

Some of the government schemes are as follows:

1.	Schemes implemented through SCAs & Nationalised Banks
2.	Micro Financing Scheme
3.	Schemes for Parent's Association of mentally retarded persons
4.	Scheme of Financing NGOs Working in the Area of Disabilities
5.	Scheme For Vocational Education and Training for PwDs
6.	Scheme for financial assistance for skill & entrepreneurial development
7.	Scheme of Financing Construction Of Commercial/Business Premises For Starting Self Employment Activity to PwDs
8.	Scheme For Providing Handholding Support to Disabled Entrepreneurs Through ‘Vishesh Udyami Mitras'
9.	Scheme for Providing handholding support to Disabled for availing skill training/skill upgradation through ‘Vishesh Prashikshan Mitras’
10.	Scheme of Financing Assistive Devices to Enhance the Employbilty or Increased Opportunity of Self  Employment of Persons With Disability
11.	Scheme for Young Professional
12.	Scheme for Refinance To Public Sector Banks/Regional Rural Banks / Other Eligible Institutions Under Credit Guarantee Scheme of Government of India (Credit Guarantee Fund Trust For Micro And Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
13.	Scholarship Scheme (Trust Fund)
14.	Format For Grant Assistance Under CSR Activity Of NHFDC

For more you can visit: http://www.nhfdc.nic.in/schemes