Disability inclusion in practice

Everyday Disability Inclusion: Practical Steps for Families and Communities

Inclusion is built through repeated choices, not slogans. Small adjustments in language, routines, and participation can make daily life more welcoming for people with intellectual disabilities.

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Start with access and participation

Review daily activities and ask who is missing, and why. Barriers are often practical: timing, transportation, communication style, or unclear expectations.

Adjustments should focus on meaningful participation, not just physical presence.

Build support around real relationships

People thrive when they are known personally, not managed as a category. Encourage consistent relationships across family, school, and community spaces.

Inclusion improves when people feel safe to ask for help and share their preferences openly.

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