四川加大政策扶持、社会协同力度 着力突破残疾人教育与就业壁垒 为他们插上追梦的“翅膀”

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant advancements in education and employment opportunities for people with disabilities in Sichuan Province, showcasing the efforts made to create a more inclusive environment for this demographic [5][6][10]. Education - The enrollment rate for disabled students in compulsory education has exceeded 97% in Sichuan Province [5]. - A total of 140 special education schools have been established, achieving full coverage in counties with populations over 300,000 [9]. - The number of school-aged disabled children and youth in school has reached 67,000, ranking first in the nation [9]. - Since the beginning of the 14th Five-Year Plan, 192 million yuan has been allocated for educational subsidies for disabled students and children of disabled families, benefiting 141,000 individuals [9]. Employment - The employment rate for disabled graduates in 2023 and 2024 is reported to be 100% [6][10]. - In the past two years, nearly 20,000 job positions suitable for disabled university graduates have been created [10]. - Over 180,000 rural disabled individuals have received practical skills training since 2022, and more than 26,000 have been granted flexible employment and one-time entrepreneurial subsidies [6][11]. - A new employment and entrepreneurship base has been established, providing stable jobs for 74 disabled individuals and assisting 15 in starting their own businesses [12]. Social Collaboration - Various social forces have joined efforts to support the employment of disabled individuals, including training programs that have successfully certified 17 disabled trainees in electrical skills [13]. - The Sichuan Province Disabled Persons Employment and Entrepreneurship Public Welfare Alliance has mobilized over 100 organizations to support more than 300 assistance projects, benefiting over 100,000 disabled individuals [13][14]. - Local alliances have been established in over 10 cities, creating job opportunities and support networks for disabled individuals [14][15].