Science and technology is more important for special people than any other because they can perform various tasks which they usually cannot due to their physical limitation which may be in the form of inability to move, hear etc. The role of technology in early detection, deterrence and rehabilitation is unquestionable and there is no doubt that technology helps special people in gaining increased independence, mobility and ambulation, access to employment, improved their quality of life as a whole. Therefore there is a great need for programmes to train special people in information and communication technology. However before starting such initiatives we have to empower educable and trainable special people by providing them education and spreading awareness among them regarding various policies and programmes designed by government to improve their standard of living. Once their basic need of education will be fulfilled then they should be trained in technology in such manner that their life will be free from various hardships. After providing training, opportunities for the use of science and technology should also be given to special people so that they will be able to execute what they have learned.
