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Steps to help people with disabilities (OKU) |
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Individuals with disabilities, also known as Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU), face
numerous challenges in their daily lives due to their physical or mental
limitations. It is important for various parties to play their part in helping
them lead a better life. Parents have a responsibility to educate their children
on respecting OKU and treating them with dignity. The government should provide
educational and skill-building opportunities for OKU to secure their future. The
private sector should also be proactive in helping OKU, for example, by
providing accessibility facilities in shopping centers. The media can spread
awareness of education and career opportunities for OKU to the public. Each
individual also has a role to play in showing empathy and helping OKU in their
daily lives.
It is important to note that OKU are human beings who deserve respect and
dignity, just like anyone else. They should not be seen as a burden or an
inconvenience. Education plays a crucial role in empowering OKU and preparing
them for the future. The government has a responsibility to ensure that all
individuals have access to quality education, regardless of their abilities. The
government's initiative to create special education classes for OKU is
commendable.
The private sector also has a responsibility to support OKU. Business owners can
make modifications to their facilities to make it easier for OKU to access and
use them. For example, by providing wheelchair ramps, accessible toilets, and
parking spaces. This not only helps OKU lead a more fulfilling life but also
shows that the private sector is taking its social responsibilities seriously.
The media can also play a significant role in promoting awareness of OKU and
their needs. Campaigns launched by the government to raise awareness about OKU
should be widely disseminated through the media. The media can spread the
message through advertisements, campaigns, and dramas. This way, the public can
have a more comprehensive understanding of OKU and the challenges they face.
Finally, it is up to each individual to show empathy and do their part in
helping OKU. This can be as simple as offering assistance when crossing the
road, boarding a bus, or in any other situation where OKU may need help. This
reflects the adage "easy to watch, harder to carry." In conclusion, every
individual should practice empathy and support OKU in their daily lives. By
doing so, we can create a more inclusive society where everyone is treated with
respect and dignity, regardless of their abilities. |
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