Having an easy access to toilets is a basic human right, but for people with disabilities, access is a huge and common problem. Currently, there are no laws which regulate accessible facilities for exclusive use by disabled people only. Unlike Disability Parking, which will require a permit and you can be fined for using it. But if something isn’t illegal to do, is it socially acceptable? Of course, the quick and proper use of accessible toilet by an able-bodied person, when the other options are not available is ok. But unfortunately misuse and abuse of the facilities is a huge issue. As a perfect excuse for able-bodied people, the sign outside the accessible toilet indicates that these toilets are for everyone, and anyone has the right to use it. This is not ok; it is a convenient rephrasing and the perfect defensive explanation. Female, male and non-gender toilets are widely available for able-bodied people, with multiple cubicles to use. While there is only one option for people with disabilities! We have started a campaign to educate the general public and make a change for people affected with disabilities!
Contact us today and receive “DO YOU REALLY NEED THIS BATHROOM?” stickers to stick on a disable bathroom doors in your area. Together we can spread awareness and make a change!
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