Adaptation focuses on individualized modifications tailored to a person’s specific functional needs, empowering autonomy and dignity in daily life. In contrast, Accessibility, guided by Universal Design principles and international accessibility standards, aims to build environments and systems that proactively remove barriers and benefit all individuals, in particular persons with disabilities.

The Adaptation Unit begins with a comprehensive assessment of personal requirements and environmental challenges, developing customized solutions such as adaptive tools and products (e.g., specialized utensils, adaptive clothing), as well as modifications to vehicles and living spaces.

At the same time, the Accessibility Unit focuses on designing and implementing inclusive infrastructure such as installing elevators, ramps, accessible pathways. As well as ensuring Information and Communication Accessibility, such as providing accessible websites, communication platforms, signage, communication formats, and digital content. These interventions, rooted in Universal Design, create spaces and systems where inclusion and equal participation become the standard for everyone.