Choice & Control - the PwDs are given the autonomy to come up with solutions for their everyday struggles together with other individuals

Meaningful Engagement & Being a Part of - instead of letting others create the product for them, the PwDs are able to take ownership over the project through design thinking and collaborative making 

Social Inclusion - the whole process not only include the PwDs but also other members of the community as well, PwDs are able to work collaboratively with their caregivers and other members of community

Access and Opportunities – Typically, PwDs may not be actively involved in the design process of products and apps that are mass market (e.g. Grab App design). (these)Abilities breaks down such access issues by acting as a bridge between corporates, PwDs and volunteers to create new opportunities for advocacy, sharing of lived experiences, and to consider the unique abilities and skills that PwDs can offer, thereby creating new market opportunities for them

Having an impact – (these)Abilities have been involved in common problems that tend to involve more established companies and institutions such as public transport agencies, private hire/ride-sharing companies, and also real estate consultancies. Their involvement of PwDs often mean that the ideas, solutioning, and feedback go beyond individual discourses to collective advocacy within the public realm, thereby allowing greater visibility of not just needs, but also active contributions that PwDs can offer to the table for public or public-interest organizations as designing for disability demonstrates its appeal for user-centricity across the life span.