Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming technology and everyday services. For people with disabilities, AI has the potential to make life easier, but it also introduces new challenges. AI can improve accessibility, but if it is not designed inclusively, it may create new barriers or reinforce existing inequalities. How AI Supports Accessibility Personalized Assistance AI-powered tools...

Living with a disability in Malaysia often brings hidden expenses that many people do not see. These costs are not just medical or one‑time. They appear in everyday needs, design gaps, and public services that are hard to use. Together, these create a heavier financial burden for people with disabilities. Why the Cost Is Higher...

Online shopping in Malaysia has grown rapidly, giving people convenience, speed and access to products they cannot always find in physical stores. Yet many Malaysians with disabilities still struggle to use e-commerce platforms comfortably. Accessibility is improving, but it is not improving fast enough. The result is that many users with disabilities face avoidable barriers...

When we think of Braille, most people imagine books or signs on lift buttons. But Braille has been gradually making its way into more unexpected places, which is a significant leap in the right direction. It shows how society is starting to understand that inclusivity means more than just ticking boxes. It means making sure...

Martial arts might sound intimidating, but they’re surprisingly adaptable to most individuals, even those with certain motor challenges. For many PWDs, martial arts can be an incredibly rewarding gateway to achieving improved physical fitness, mental strength, and social connections.  While not every martial art is suitable for every individual, many systems have evolved or been...

Getting good sleep is important for everyone, but for PWDs it can be especially difficult. Many people with physical or developmental disabilities face extra barriers that make it hard to fall asleep, stay asleep, or feel rested in the morning. Let’s look at why sleep problems are particularly pronounced in people with disabilities, what effects...

People with complex disabilities often face multiple challenges—physical, cognitive, and sensory—that make everyday interactions and activities harder. But that doesn’t mean fun and social interaction are off the table. In fact, social games can play a big role in improving quality of life, encouraging communication, and building confidence. The right games are not only entertaining,...

When a child has a learning or physical disability, it doesn’t just affect them but also impacts their siblings. Brothers and sisters may feel confused, left out, or even resentful if they don’t fully understand what their sibling is going through. At the same time, they can also be loving advocates and strong allies if...

Teaching students with learning disabilities (LDs) may come with unique challenges, but with the right strategies and mindset, educators can make a huge difference in a student’s learning journey. Learning disabilities like dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, and ADHD don’t reflect a student’s intelligence, they simply mean the brain processes information differently. Here are practical, easy-to-apply tips...

When people think about disabilities, they often focus on things that can be seen, such as a wheelchair, a cane, or a hearing aid. But what many don’t realise is that disability and mental health can be very deeply connected, yet too often this connection is ignored. Here’s why mental health for PWDs in particular...