Integration with the disabled is not only about giving them respect or equal opportunities, but also, and maybe even above all, knowing and understanding their world. It is the ability to cooperate at the same level, to consider them as experienced and competent people that you can draw a lot from. The "Breaking the wall" project aims to reduce our barriers within connecting with disabled people. By participating in the project, we want to learn how to effectively cooperate with people with various constraints. We want to discover their potential and look at them with different eyes to can shape partner relationships with such people so that they do not feel patronised. We also aim to learn to avoid pity that leads to learned helplessness. To understand disabled people’s world better, we will stage daily life situations related to their, so we will gather experience. We aim to face ordinary, daily problems by limiting our own functions. We will experience either random losses due to various types of restraints, or the need of asking for and accepting help from others; experience situations of dependence and being on someone’s mercy. As common in disabled people’s life, we will also experience kindness and its lack from others. We will try to discover the potential of disabled people, especially how they might be better than us and how they can serve one another. Skills aimed to be gathered will be verified while cooperating with variously disabled people. Getting to know and understanding disabled people’s world, as well as skills and experience gathered by spending time with them, will give us an opportunity for efficient cooperation with disabled in our future career, social and personal life. It will help us to connect to them better and to extract what is best about them. Irrespective of fulfilled tasks, it will let us adjust the reality to coexistence. By knowing and better understanding of disabled people’s world, we will become their ambassadors and integration promoters in our local communities.