What inclusion looks like in everyday life
Inclusion is more than being present. It means having a voice, meaningful choices and a real place in community life.
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Early support begins with listening
Good support responds to the whole child and the priorities of the family—not to a diagnosis alone.
Read the articleLanguage can open—or close—doors
The words used about disability shape expectations, relationships and the opportunities people are offered.
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