Paths to Inclusion: a resource guide for fully including youth of all abilities in community life

UW-Extension, in partnership with many organizations, developed "Paths to Inclusion: a resource guide for fully including youth of all abilities in community life" which is a 20 page PDF designed to provide guidance to increase opportunities for disabled youth.

Sections include:

What Is Inclusion and Why Does it Matter?
What Do We Need to Know About Disabilities?
How Does Inclusion Happen?
Where Is Inclusion Happening?
How Can We Support Well-Being?

and more…

For complete details, visit the UW-Extension website: https://4h.extension.wisc.edu/4h-resources/paths-to-inclusion/

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