Recognizing barriers
Unclear information, inaccessible communication or assumptions about individual needs can prevent participation. Listening to people’s experiences is an important first step toward understanding those barriers.
Belonging without assumptions
People have different interests, priorities and preferences. An inclusive approach does not reduce a person to a disability or assume that everyone needs the same support.
Thoughtful everyday changes
Clear information about an activity, accessible ways to ask questions and consideration of different communication formats can make it easier for people to decide whether and how to take part.
Shared responsibility
Communities can encourage inclusion through respectful attitudes and practical planning. This educational resource describes general principles, not a claim that Audiere has delivered a particular programme or event.
General educational information only. This resource is not medical advice or an individual assessment.