Activities For Disabled Person

Gardening can provide disabled individuals with an effective form of exercise. Digging, weeding, and mowing are all high-intensity
activities that can help them shed unwanted pounds while giving a sense of achievement and fulfillment.
Studies show that gardening improves quality of life and can help an individual remain active despite any disability they may have, while
simultaneously decreasing negative behavior and creating an overall positive outlook.
Sensory gardens can be created both at home and community centers. You have numerous materials and designs from which to choose
to meet the needs of disabled persons.
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