12/03/2025
Today, the world recognizes 1.3 billion people with disabilities—a reminder that building truly inclusive communities means ensuring access, dignity, and opportunity for all.
This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is spotlighting a critical issue: inclusive health financing.
For many individuals and families, essential care, treatments, and medical devices remain out of reach when financing systems aren’t designed with their needs in mind. The result is too often catastrophic out-of-pocket costs, financial instability, or being forced to go without the care that supports health, independence, and quality of life.
At Mobility Trust, we see the impact of inclusive financing every day. When people can access the mobility equipment, vehicles, and home modifications they need—without facing financial harm—their health, employment opportunities, and overall well-being improve. Families are stronger. Communities are stronger. Our economy is stronger.
Inclusive health financing isn’t just good policy—
✨ It’s a foundation for health for all,
✨ A pathway to economic participation, and
✨ A reflection of our values as a society.
On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we recommit to expanding financial access for people with disabilities and building systems that are accessible, affordable, and equitable for everyone.
