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Facilities For Disabilities In India Under Disability Act of 1995 India's Disability Act of 1995 provides various facilities for both children and adults with disabilities in India. Under the Disabilities Act of India, children with disabilities have the right to free education until they reach the age of eighteen in schools that are integrated, or in 'special,' schools. Children with disabilities have the right to appropriate transportation, removal of architectural barriers, as well as the restructuring of curriculum and modifications in the examination system. Scholarships, uniforms, books, and teaching materials are all provided to children with disabilities for free in India. Children with disabilities in India have access to special schools that are equipped with vocational training facilities, and non-formal education. India provides training institutions for teachers in order to establish manpower. Parents of children with disabilities in the nation can move to an appropriate court for the redress of grievances in regards to their children with disabilities; Mobility Products for Handicapped. Parents of children with disabilities in India are required to obtain a, 'disability certificate,' in order to access the facilities mentioned above; they can obtain this certificate from their nearest government hospital, where an Identity Card from the, 'Office of the Commissioner for Disabilities,' will issue it. People in rural areas can obtain this Identity Card from their Block Development Officer's Office (BDO). Side Wheel Attachment for Activa Recent Disability Figures in India: At least 1.2 million people with disabilities in India are living in households consisting only of people with disability. While the total people with disabilities increased by just over 22 per cent over a decade, from almost 22 million in the Census 2001 to 26.8 million in 2011, the number of people with disabilities living on their own has nearly doubled, jumpin

S-Ergo 105 is equipped with the world's first innovative S-Ergo System, designed according to the body curve that distributes user's weight, greatly reduces user's pressure and stabilizes sitting position. Hence, it minimizes the potential of developing pressure ulcers and scoliosis.S-105 model features fixed armrests and footrests and a lightweight frame that is just 27 lbs. with footrests. A folding backrest allows for an extra compact fold and the chair comes equipped with a padded anti-bacterial upholstery that is comfortable and washable. S Ergo 105 Wheelchair Features- High strength, weighs only 12.2 kg. (w/ footrests) "Tube-in Center" footplate, assures better side leg support Fixed Footrests Pouch for carrying small items attached to upholstery behind backrest 7"x1" Polyurethane front caster 24' Rear polyurethane, high profile, flat free wheels S-Style Ergonomic Seat Folding backrest/ folding seat for transporting vehicle or travel Fixed armrest with wider concaved armpads Extending push to lock manual brakes Frame Color: Pearl Silver & Rose Red Upholstery: Silver Aegis over Black Breathable Mesh bottom Weight Capacity of 115 kg.