BEAUTIFUL GATE FOUNDATION

Beautiful Gate Foundation provides accommodation, training and various services to the disabled in need, regardless of religions, races and status.

At LED Vision, we firmly believe that businesses have a responsibility to give back to the community and create a more inclusive society. Our Beautiful Gates For Disabled initiative perfectly aligns with this philosophy as we strive to make a positive difference in the lives of disabled individuals.

The key focus of this initiative is to design and install beautiful and functional gates specifically tailored to meet the needs of disabled individuals. We understand the challenges that people with disabilities face when it comes to accessing public spaces and buildings, and we are committed to addressing these issues head-on.

Through our Beautiful Gates For Disabled project, we collaborate with architects, engineers, and disability experts to create innovative gate designs that prioritize accessibility and user-friendliness. These gates not only serve as a practical solution but also enhance the overall aesthetics of the surrounding environment.

Our commitment to corporate social responsibility extends beyond the design and installation of these gates. We actively engage with local communities, disability organizations, and advocacy groups to raise awareness about the importance of accessibility. By partnering with these stakeholders, we aim to create a more inclusive society where individuals with disabilities can fully participate in everyday activities without hindrance.

LED Vision’s Beautiful Gates For Disabled initiative is just one example of our dedication to corporate social responsibility. We firmly believe that by investing in initiatives that make a positive impact on society, we can contribute to a more equitable and inclusive future. Join us in our mission to create a world where everyone, regardless of their abilities, can access and enjoy public spaces with ease.

In support of the foundation’s good works, LED Vision sponsored Education Aid for 9 of the disabled children on 2nd February 2012.