Access to everyone - Accessible For All"

[ShailendraOjha]

Titel :- Access to everyone - Accessible For All"

Cover creation by LG @ShailendraOjha

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“Access to everyone - Accessible For All”

Access to everyone - Accessible For All"
It’s equally important for mental health disorder people to be accessible to all.( like any other disability issues) Individuals with mental health disorders should have access to the support and resources they need to manage their condition. & accessibility can greatly benefit those who are dealing with mental health challenges.

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the city of Ghaziabad. if I do not make an accessible map of that city then it would be amazing, wouldn’t it? So I thought that mapping the entire Ghaziabad would take a lot of time. So I decided to choose one area, today the developing area of Ghaziabad is Rajnagar Extension which on one side is connected to Delhi Meerut Highway & Rajnagar, (the highly poush area of Ghaziabad) and on the other side is directly connected to Delhi. I check the two Roads in this Area one is Delhi - meerut Highway one Mall & second is commercial complex cum residential road.

After the pandemic, the status of “Accessible for All” is becoming a reality in the whole world :-

1- because it makes it easier for disabled people as well as vulnerable people, pregnant women,

2- & small children.

3- & not all disabilities are visible (M.H.D.).mental health disorder is a lot of types i give here only one example like Alzheimer’s (description is very big so i just mention only). so in short we can say Ramp walk is also the best accessible way for M.H.D. people.because greatly benefit those who are dealing with mental health.

Caption:- foto frame Delhi meerut highway one of Mall( under-construction ) checked accessiblety for all, facilities ramp walk.(GZB)

Caption:- foto frame one of commercial complex cum residencel complex in public area Rajnagar extension (GZB) checked accessiblety for all, facilities Ramp walk.

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It is also important because it will make it easier for government and non-government organizations to map any convenient information for the common people in an “accessible for all” manner.

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Today is the time of “Accessible for All” for everyone, so persons with disabilities should help. So friends, now tell me, information about “Accessible for All” is important.

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Therefore, with a highly cold wave, my courage effort was made to collect information about Accessible for All so that people with disabilities can get help.Due to extreme cold and fog, I could visit only two places.

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My main focus was this accessibility check in this Area was Ramp Access to everyone to be accessible for all,in public areas.

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I want tag to Googler

@Ivi_Ge

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& Some of my friends have tried humanitarian work for disabled people in their city, which can inspire you too to share such information and your humanitarian work. Google Map review Link.Special Need Education Home

& One of my post link.Solo explore accessible

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Thanks for stopping friends.

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[KattyGeltmeyer]

I suppose “accessible for all” is the same as “universal design”?

[BudiFXW]

Thank you @ShailendraOjha .

This is a valuable post.

You rise up my awareness about “Access to every One - Access for All”.

I will take it as a consideration when I write my review and when uploaded photos and videos.

Keep calm, stay healthy and always be happy.

[TusharSuradkar]

Excellent initiative @ShailendraOjha

My best wishes for your upcoming campaign in Ghaziabad.

It sounds much similar to the one I am involved in “Accessibility for All”.

This is a group of 12-15 local guides from India and abroad.

and we have done over 100 meetups around this theme in the past years, 46 in Pune alone.

More details are here:

https://www.localguidesconnect.com/t5/General-Discussion/Accessibility-for-All-The-Movement/td-p/2773224

You are invited to join this movement.

[ShailendraOjha]

I am always available for your Google Meet - ups, and will be present in person whenever I get a chance. And you can include this post as a knowledge share topic in your next meet up. & I have read your post, and I really appreciate your efforts. Thank you very much for your invitation & thank you thank you very much dear @TusharSuradkar for wonderful appreciation

[ShailendraOjha]

Thank you very much dear friend @BudiFXW .

[ShailendraOjha]

You are right @KattyGeltmeyer & thank you very much for giving A valuable time to read my post.

[AnubhaBangia]

Great initiative @ShailendraOjha Sir! Wishing you all the very best for all your future efforts for the noble cause! I am sure it will be come out great and full of success! I am sure such efforts would surely benefit every category of disability! Best of Regards Sir!

[ShailendraOjha]

gurugram is already well facilitated in most areas, If we highlight those facilities people will be more aware of those facilities that can take benefit. Anyway, @AnubhaBangia ji thank you very much for this compliment These compliments encourage meaningful posts

[MortenCopenhagen]

Hi @ShailendraOjha

May I suggest that you use the format width = 1.7 * the height for your future cover images?

This wide format will look good also on the index pages here on Connect.

Notice how the text is missing

Cheers

Morten

[TusharSuradkar]

Agree with @MortenCopenhagen

To be precise the ratio is 1 : 1.777778 or simply 1 : 1.8

@ShailendraOjha

I have rearranged, not rescaled or resized, your banner to a new size of 711 x 400 retaining all the original elements.

This is the same ratio as the popular size 1920 x 1080 that I also use for all my post banners.

Try using this one as the banner for your current post:

then check your profile page.

The preview will appear much better and in full.

[ShailendraOjha]

Thank you very much moderater Sir @MortenCopenhagen & @TusharSuradkar

[PrasadVR]

@ShailendraOjha I appreciate your efforts in checking the accessibility facilities in your area. Thank you for sharing.

[ShailendraOjha]

thank you for your time and attention, & much appreciate your support friend @PrasadVR ji i really very hard work for this post.