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I say these as someone who supports a partner with a physical disability. Most of the points don’t directly affect me, but you notice things you wouldn’t otherwise - these have been some of my observations. If you have more thoughts, I’d love to hear them.
For people with temporary disabilities, a simple thing as a small freezer can make a big difference: swelling can easily cause pain and an ice pack for 5min can fix it. Coffee in all floors, else people with crutches can't carry it through stairs.
A quiet room for a short session of physio in a private setting. All rolling chairs without defects (a loose screw on a chair arm may mean a big fall). No high whiteboards (or make them mobile) for people that have difficulty (or simply can't) standing.
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flashbacks and feelings for me.
Want to make your office inclusive to people with mobility issues, particularly those relying on wheelchairs?
Here are some quick tests I think you can do (short thread).
