Changji Daily News (correspondent Zhang Yujie, Lu Qiaodi) In order to effectively solve the practical problems of the disabled people with difficulties in bathing and cooking in their daily lives, since this year, the Jimsar County Disabled Persons' Federation has launched a barrier-free transformation project for the families of the disabled people in difficulty in the whole county, and in accordance with the principle of "personalization" and "humanization", it has tailored a barrier-free transformation plan for 55 disabled people with difficulties, so that the home environment of the disabled people with difficulties has been improved and the quality of life has been improved.
In order to complete the barrier-free renovation project for families with disabilities in difficulty with high quality, the Jimsar County Disabled Persons' Federation has conducted a county-wide survey since May, insisting on the priority of one family with multiple disabilities, identifying the families of disabled people with severe and transformation needs and economic difficulties of the first and second levels (physical, hearing, speech, visual disabilities) as the targets of transformation, screening out 55 families with disabled people in difficulty, and investing 163,000 yuan in subsidies for the renovation project, according to different disability categories, disability levels, and home conditions, according to local conditions and different people The "one household, one policy" transformation plan provides "personalized" and "humanized" housing for the disabled, focusing on meeting the basic living needs of the disabled such as sitting, toileting, bathing, and cooking, and effectively improving the quality of life of the disabled.
Ma Haishan, a resident of LVJING Jiayuan Community in Jimsar Town, Jimsar County, lost both legs due to a car accident in 2004 and could only rely on a wheelchair to move at home. His wife goes out to work during the day, he is often alone at home, he wants to cook, but the original kitchen facilities in the home are too high for him, the kitchen passage is relatively narrow, it is very inconvenient to enter and exit in a wheelchair, and cooking has become a problem. This time, the county disabled persons' federation helped him replace the kitchen counter at home as a whole, and also sent him a nursing bed to facilitate his daily life.
The picture shows Ma Haishan in and on the surface. Photo by Lu Qiaodi
"After the kitchen was renovated, the space inside was large, the stove and the height of the board were also appropriate, and it was very convenient for me to cook and wash dishes, so that I could do some housework within my ability." The county disabled persons' federation also sent a nursing bed, which provided convenience for my life. I didn't want to get out of bed to eat, so I put a small table on the bed and ate on the bed; usually when I wanted to lean on a book, I shook the bed up, and when I wanted to lie down, I put the bed down. We are very grateful to the government for its concern for our disabled people. Ma Haishan said.
Up to now, the barrier-free renovation project of 55 families with disabled people in difficulty has been completed and entered the acceptance stage. Among them, the county disabled persons' federation has built barrier-free ramps in front of the homes of 35 disabled people with difficulties, installed grab rods and handrails indoors, and changed the squat toilets to toilets; equipped 20 difficult disabled people with barrier-free daily necessities such as rice cookers, water heaters, flashing doorbells, video doorbells, and gas leakage alarm sound devices.