Around one third of the respondents have expressed that their families do not encourage them to work, the rate for females is higher than males by 10%. Around half of the respondents have expressed that they lack experience and skills for work, with a higher rate in the Hebron area. Social and Civil Life: In this field, the questionnaire has addressed a number of social and civil activities which showed the following results: Between 40% and 50% of the respondents have expressed that they are completely unable to do the following activities: Travelling with family, friends to another city for a trip or workshop Using the internet Going to a sports club Visiting municipalities, or ministries. Travelling outside the country Visiting relatives and friends in their homes Voting, taking part in elections Barriers: Institutional and Financial Barriers: More than half of the respondents find difficulty in using public or private transportation due to their difficulty. 40% of whom expressed that there is a lack of accessibility in public buildings, causing them to be unable to make use of services. Around half of the respondents have expressed that people’s attitudes towards them are usually unfriendly. Around one third of respondents have expressed that they do not use public transportation due to attitudes of drivers towards them as people with disabilities. More than half of the respondents have expressed that they do not have the financial resources to participate in activities. More than one third of the respondents have expressed a difficulty in finding someone to come with them. Rights and Empowerment: This section deals with people with disabilities and their knowledge of resources and organizations related to disabilities, in addition to probing the interest of the
Around one third of the respondents have expressed that their families do not encourage them to work, the rate for females is higher than males by 10%. Around half of the respondents have expressed that they lack experience and skills for work, with a higher rate in the Hebron area. Social and Civil Life: In this field, the questionnaire has addressed a number of social and civil activities which showed the following results: Between 40% and 50% of the respondents have expressed that they are completely unable to do the following activities: Travelling with family, friends to another city for a trip or workshop Using the internet Going to a sports club Visiting municipalities, or ministries. Travelling outside the country Visiting relatives and friends in their homes Voting, taking part in elections Barriers: Institutional and Financial Barriers: More than half of the respondents find difficulty in using public or private transportation due to their difficulty. 40% of whom expressed that there is a lack of accessibility in public buildings, causing them to be unable to make use of services. Around half of the respondents have expressed that people’s attitudes towards them are usually unfriendly. Around one third of respondents have expressed that they do not use public transportation due to attitudes of drivers towards them as people with disabilities. More than half of the respondents have expressed that they do not have the financial resources to participate in activities. More than one third of the respondents have expressed a difficulty in finding someone to come with them. Rights and Empowerment: This section deals with people with disabilities and their knowledge of resources and organizations related to disabilities, in addition to probing the interest of the