Children with disability need to play and to have friends like all the children.

As a child, interacting with others is an important part of our growing up. Feeling the touch of a mother, seeing the smile on the face of elder sister or brother, hearing the words of love from parents are all examples of interaction between a new born child and the family.

As child grows, other interactions such as playing with friends of similar age, imagining to be a soldier or a queen or a prince, touching others becomes common.

All these interactions are necessary for all children including children with disabilities.

To be loved, to feel secure, to make friends and to play with them is a right of each child, including children with disability.