Inclusion is everyone's responsibility. Inclusion happens when leadership roles and responsibilities are shared to enhance learning and commitment. Time and effort are put into recruiting and assisting persons with disabilities. Inclusion requires action, resourcefulness, and hanging in there over time. Family interests and concerns are included.
Inclusion happens when friends and family are involved.
Neighborhood organizations get the help they need, whether in the form of financial support, encouragement, training, or problem solving. Inclusion means giving concrete help to organizations in ways that make sense to them. Personal relationships are developed. Inclusion happens when people make friends and care about each other. Inclusion happens because people want to make it happen.