Today’s lives have been eased and simplified greatly by access to human rights universally. Human rights have afforded any across the globes the privilege to live freely with dignity and the necessary respect accorded to them and human beings regardless of their physical conditions, skin colours or even social statuses. 
The same has applied and improved greatly the disability community, helped empowered them and improved their lives immensely. With access to human rights the disability community has been greatly acknowledged as capable individuals who deserve to be afforded opportunities in all sectors they wish to participate in. 
Amongst many enjoying or currently attempting to live their lives freely is a 28 years old young lady originating from Siyabuswa, in Mpumalanga. Sylvia Nhlanhla Motha with a severe unknown condition which had greatly affected her legs, resulting in her using the crutches. The condition deteriorated as she entered her early adult stages of life, leading to her being wheel chair bound. 
Like many others, Sylvia has not let her condition to get to the top of her head and thinking capacity. Sylvia has been living her life to the fullest proximity without any limits and going after the things she loves the most.

Today’s lives have been eased and simplified greatly by access to human rights universally. Human rights have afforded any across the globes the privilege to live freely with dignity and the necessary respect accorded to them and human beings regardless of their physical conditions, skin colours or even social statuses. <br>The same has applied and improved greatly the disability community, helped empowered them and improved their lives immensely. With access to human rights the disability community has been greatly acknowledged as capable individuals who deserve to be afforded opportunities in all sectors they wish to participate in. <br>Amongst many enjoying or currently attempting to live their lives freely is a 28 years old young lady originating from Siyabuswa, in Mpumalanga. Sylvia Nhlanhla Motha with a severe unknown condition which had greatly affected her legs, resulting in her using the crutches. The condition deteriorated as she entered her early adult stages of life, leading to her being wheel chair bound. <br>Like many others, Sylvia has not let her condition to get to the top of her head and thinking capacity. Sylvia has been living her life to the fullest proximity without any limits and going after the things she loves the most.

The SABC Disability 360 Campaign aims to empower People with Disabilities by providing on-going disability related content on-air, online and on the ground (events) through SABC various platforms which will be providing the sector with information about job opportunities, training opportunities and pertinent disability content, in all 11 official languages. This Campaign will allow maximum access to information by the Disability Sector in South Africa, thus ensuring that the SABC broadcasts not only compelling content but also content that empowers its audiences. The Disability 360 Campaign further aims at creating an online “community” where people with disabilities can go and engage and access any disability related Information.

TheSABCDisability360CampaignaimstoempowerPeoplewithDisabilitiesbyprovidingon-goingdisabilityrelatedcontenton-air,onlineandontheground(events)throughSABCvariousplatformswhichwillbeprovidingthesectorwithinformationaboutjobopportunities,...