Transportation project expands education access for students with disabilities
A total of 140,306 students with disabilities requiring special education now receive free transport under the Transportation Education Project, a joint effort of the Ministry of Family and Social Services and the Ministry of National Education. Launched in the 2004-2005 academic year, the program covers official special education schools, special education classes affiliated with MEB, and non-formal education course participants across all disability groups. The project aims to remove transport barriers, boost attendance and participation in education, and support broader social inclusion; beneficiaries have risen from 6,901 at launch to 140,306 today, indicating major program expansion.
140,306 students with disabilities now receive free school transportation
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The program began in the 2004-2005 academic year. Since then beneficiaries rose from 6,901 to 140,306. It can make school access and social participation easier.
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