The future plan of a Disabled Rehabilitation Foundation typically includes strategies to expand services, improve accessibility, and promote greater social inclusion for individuals with disabilities. While the exact details vary by organization, common future plans include:

1. Expansion of Services Increasing the availability of rehabilitation centers, community outreach programs, and mobile rehabilitation units to reach more individuals, especially in underserved or remote areas.
2. Technological Advancements Incorporating new technologies and innovations, such as assistive devices, telemedicine, and digital tools, to enhance rehabilitation services and accessibility for people with disabilities.
3. Awareness and Advocacy Raising awareness on disability rights, promoting inclusive policies, and advocating for greater societal and governmental support for people with disabilities.
4. Training and Capacity Building Expanding vocational training and education programs to empower people with disabilities to participate fully in the workforce, along with capacity building for rehabilitation professionals.
5. Collaboration with Governments and NGOs Strengthening partnerships with government bodies, international organizations, and local NGOs to ensure sustainable, inclusive, and long-term solutions for disability rehabilitation.
6. Building Supportive Infrastructure Advocating for more inclusive infrastructure, such as accessible buildings, transportation, and public spaces, to foster a society that accommodates the needs of people with disabilities.
7. Research and Development Conducting research on best practices in rehabilitation and exploring new treatment options, therapies, and preventive measures for individuals with disabilities.