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| General Principles
of Universal Design Policy |
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| III. Specific measures |
| 5. |
Completing non-physical
measures (realization of a "psychologically barrier free"
society |
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To contribute to the creation of a society
in which all people can exercise their individuality and unique abilities
and participate freely in society to achieve self-actualization, diverse
human resources are developed among users, students, and businesses
and efforts made to stimulate people's consciousness. (preparation
of personnel development programs for public transportation company
employees and junior and senior high school students, presenting lectures
on barrier free transportation services, etc.) |
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The widespread deployment of barrier free
volunteers to assist the elderly, handicapped people, and adults with
children in and around railway stations etc. is promoted to encourage
a human response in addition to physical measures. |
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Improvement of route guidance by using
route guidance numbers. |
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Support is provided to guarantee availability
of homes linked to residential support services operated by welfare
organizations at the same time as information provision and consultation
systems are established so that they can move to these dwellings without
difficulties. |
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