From big, innovative projects to small and simple ideas.
This program is all about making life a little bit better.
So allow me to take you back to an episode we did about some of the ways that fashion
can be adapted for people living with disabilities.
People fixing the world.
It 's another great week here on People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service because we get to kick despair
out of the room and talk about positive ideas that are making our world a better place.
I'm Myra Anubi and today we 're finding out about projects that are rethinking fashion and making it
more accessible for people everywhere.
Fashion has evolved a lot over the years because I feel like there are just so many options
of what we can wear or how we can style our hair.
So I, for example, just simply get up, get dressed and get on with my day.
Unfortunately, not everyone gets the same options that I do with fashion.
For many people around the world, it 's not always easy getting the clothes they need
or doing everyday tasks like doing their own hair.
Patients recovering from surgery, people with conditions like arthritis or dementia,
children with special needs or disabled people.
Now, the World Health Organization says one in six of the world's population has some form of disability.
And the possibility of becoming disabled is something we all face.
So these are needs to make fashion more adaptive.