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NCHPAD - Building Healthy Inclusive Communities

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7. Inclusion Council


As the Inclusion Team acts as an advocate for inclusion; it is ultimately the responsibility of the community centers to successfully facilitate the process. Teamwork is the best approach to successful inclusion. Our approach to the development of a partnership on inclusion is through the "Inclusion Council." This council consists of approximately 8-10 representatives from various community centers who work with the Inclusion Team to assist in the decision-making issues within inclusion. The Inclusion Council meets at least once a month to discuss issues which may arise in programming for individuals with disabilities. It is also an opportunity to empower the staff to be more involved with inclusion in the field of recreation. In addition, the Council will give input as to what is and is not working with the inclusion process.

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