The Open University of Sri Lanka holds a steadfast commitment to ensuring accessibility and equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Our infrastructure has been thoughtfully designed to eliminate barriers that might otherwise impede the full participation of people with disabilities in various facets of life.
Numerous strategies and measures have been implemented to foster inclusivity and provide equitable treatment for individuals with disabilities. These initiatives encompass physical accessibility, the development of accessible digital resources, and the provision of alternative communication methods. Our aim is to create an environment where everyone, regardless of their abilities, can engage fully, learn effectively, and contribute meaningfully to our university community. We are dedicated to upholding the principles of inclusivity and equal opportunity, ensuring that our institution remains an accessible and welcoming space for all.
Ramps have been thoughtfully incorporated into each building to facilitate wheelchair access, ensuring that individuals with mobility challenges can navigate our facilities with ease and independence
Wide doors have been installed in every building to facilitate easy access for individuals using wheelchairs
To enhance accessibility for individuals with disabilities, elevators have been incorporated into each of our buildings. This strategic inclusion ensures that people with mobility challenges can easily access and navigate within our facilities.
The Department of Special Needs Education at The Open University of Sri Lanka plays an important role in supporting children with special needs and those living in difficult situations. The main goal of the Department is to help achieve the aims of the Child Resource Centre by protecting the rights of all children and promoting equal opportunities for learning.
The Department is strongly committed to making sure that every child, no matter their ability or background, can enjoy quality education and reach their full potential. It also works to raise awareness, train professionals, and encourage inclusive teaching practices in schools and communities. In keeping with Sri Lanka’s promise to care for and support every child, the Department continues to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion in education for all.(Read more..)