How do you think society should care for the disabled?

The daily life of the disabled is very inconvenient, and many people have a sense of inferiority. Society should give them more care. First of all, more preferential measures can be given to the disabled. For example, disabled people can take public transportation without paying money, and the government can give them appropriate subsidies. We all know that many disabled people are physically ill, and many enterprises simply don't recruit these employees, which leads to the fact that these disabled people can't find jobs and their lives are very hard. So the government can give them some subsidies every month.

Regularly carry out some activities to care for the disabled, that is to say, take these disabled people to do some league building, hoping to bring them more care, such as organizing disabled people to go out for picnics or playing some games in some places. Although these activities are simple, they will bring infinite light to these disabled people, because we have never regarded him as a disabled person, but a normal person. Never look at them with colored eyes.

When we see that disabled people need help in life, we should immediately lend a helping hand. For example, when blind people pass by and people are strong, we can take the lead. For example, we can help people in wheelchairs cross stairs. Maybe we are just a small move, but we can bring infinite light to others. In addition, we should correct our mentality, never discriminate against these disabled people, and help each other to tide them over better.

Some disabled people are caused by congenital reasons, but some disabled people are caused by car accidents and other reasons. When they are unwell, they may become more depressed. Many disabled people just stay at home and are afraid of being laughed at by others, so we should give them psychological counseling regularly. In fact, the most important thing for a person to live in society is to have a struggling heart. Many disabled people have changed their lives through their own efforts.