Inclusion: Feeling Welcome in Your Community
What does inclusion mean?
Inclusion means you are welcomed and able to take part.
This includes:
- • Community activities
- • Services
- • Work or study
- • Social spaces
Inclusion is not only about buildings.
It is also about attitudes, understanding, and communication.
Barriers people with disability may face
People with disability may experience:
- • Places that are hard to access
- • Information that is confusing
- • People who do not listen
• Language or cultural barriers
These barriers can make participation harder.
Inclusion looks different for everyone
Inclusion is not the same for everyone.
Example
One person may need a quiet space.
Another may need written information.
Another may need more time or support.
Inclusion means listening and responding to different needs.
What this means for you
Inclusive communities help you:
- • Feel like you belong
• Take part in activities you enjoy
• Be respected for who you are
You have the right to be included.
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