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At meetings between Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations, we often hear stories and events about the elderly, but we don't even talk about children with disabilities. As the number of physically handicapped people increases, I don't think it is possible that there are no disabled children or people in the area, but I wonder if this is good.

I don't think it would be possible to exclude people with disabilities if they normally interact with each other at events in Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations. However, being a disabled person may be reluctant to participate, so I feel that it is better to take care of it in anticipation of it.