Inclusivity has broad implications that go far beyond individuals.
Disability Inclusivity is a key component of a healthy community.
The cost to society of inclusion is far less than the cost of exclusion. Programs, services and facilities that are universally designed to accommodate the greatest number of people saves resources while creating environments where all can participate.
What does an inclusive world look like?
Students develop empathy and grow up to be more successful individuals.
Businesses are more likely to be successful and have a greater economic impact.
Families feel supported, have more peer interaction and are happier.
Communities are stronger as individuals with disabilities have equal access to participate.