How disability may affect a development?

Social

- Increased risk of social isolation and exclusion

- Difficulty accessing education, employment, and healthcare

- Limited opportunities for participation in social activities

- Negative attitudes and discrimination from others

- Lack of support from family, friends, and the community

Economic

- Reduced income and increased poverty

- Higher costs for healthcare, transportation, and assistive devices

- Difficulty finding and maintaining employment

- Lower levels of educational attainment

- Limited opportunities for economic advancement

Health

- Increased risk of chronic diseases and secondary health conditions

- Difficulty accessing healthcare and medical treatment

- Lack of access to assistive devices and other technologies

- Limited knowledge about disability and how to manage it

- Negative attitudes and discrimination from healthcare professionals

Education

- Difficulty accessing mainstream educational opportunities

- Lack of support and accommodations in schools

- Negative attitudes and discrimination from teachers and peers

- Limited opportunities for skill development and career preparation

- High dropout rates

Psychological

- Increased risk of depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems

- Low self-esteem and confidence

- Feelings of isolation, exclusion, and loneliness

- Difficulty coping with the challenges of living with a disability

- Lack of support and understanding from others