CAP48: A Campaign for a More Inclusive Society

The CAP48 2026 campaign aims to challenge prejudices and promote accessibility for people with disabilities.

Generic image of an accessible public space in Wallonia, showing diverse people interacting positively.
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Generic image of an accessible public space in Wallonia, showing diverse people interacting positively.

The CAP48 2026 campaign, launched by the organization of the same name, aims to raise public awareness and promote a more accessible and inclusive society for people with disabilities.

Living independently, choosing studies, finding fulfilling work, or participating in sports are essential life projects that should be within everyone's reach. However, people living with a disability still face numerous obstacles such as prejudice, lack of accessibility, or specific accommodations.
In Belgium, 15% of the population is affected by disability, whether directly, through a loved one, or due to the possibility of it occurring during one's lifetime. This is why CAP48, through its annual campaign, wishes to change mindsets and reaffirm a fundamental conviction: disability does not diminish desires, talents, or ambitions.
Every donation, every commitment, and every action contributes to building a society where accessibility and inclusion are realities for all. The organization invites everyone to support its cause.
Based on information from the official source: Commune de Rebecq (01/10/2026)