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a means of entering, leaving, or approaching something, particularly a place
the fact of being easy to approach, enter, reach, use, etc.
a dog that is especially trained to aid, assist, or accompany a person with a disability
a residence for disabled people or old people who need help with their daily routines
a complex developmental disorder stigmatized by persistent challenges with social communication and interaction or repetitive patterns of thought and behavior
affected by or referring to autism
not able to see
the condition or state of being completely or partially unable to see
one of a pair of sticks that people with movement difficulties put under their arms to help them walk or stand
partly or completely unable to hear
the state or condition of being totally or partially unable to hear
a physical or mental condition that prevents a person from using some part of their body completely or learning something easily
complete or partial inability to use a part of one's body or mind, caused by an illness, injury, etc.
a specific neurobiological disorder marked by difficulty reading and spelling in individuals with otherwise unaffected intelligence
a brain disorder characterized by impairment in speaking and understanding language
meaningless repetition or echoing of vocalizations made by another person, as a result of mental disorder
a dog that is professionally trained to lead the blind
a condition that impairs a person's mental or physical functions
suffering from a physical or mental disability that limits the function of the mind and body, as a result of a permanent injury, illness, etc.
unable to hear properly
a small electronic device that is worn in or behind the ear and is specifically designed to amplify inaudible sounds to help a person with hearing loss
a professionally trained dog that guides people who are deaf or cannot hear properly
functioning poorly due to being weakened or damaged
a state or condition in which a part of one's body or brain does not work properly
a disorder that affects the ability to comprehend or process information, particularly when not associated with physical disability
the ability to move easily or be freely moved from one place, job, etc. to another
an electrically powered vehicle with a sturdy seat that sits over 3 or 4 wheels, designed to help people with restricted mobility, specifically those who are elderly or disabled
suffering from an autism spectrum disorder
someone who takes part in the Paralympic games
associated with the Paralympics or its competitors
a series of international contests in which people with physical disabilities take part in
a type of paralysis that affects the legs and the lower body as the result of spinal cord damage
someone who suffers from paraplegia
a condition in which someone is paralyzed from neck down
a person who is paralyzed from neck down
an artificial slope that connects two parts of a road, building, etc. when one is lower than the other
a professionally trained dog that leads a blind person
a system used to communicate with deaf people that involves using hands and body gestures instead of words
particular requirements that a person has, especially an individual with physical, emotional, or mental disability
a metal enclosing framework with wheels and handles that helps disabled or frail people maintain their balance while walking
a stick, often with a curved handle, carried in the hand to provide postural stability in walking or hiking
a chair with wheels that is designed particularly for the use of disabled persons
