Importance Of Social Inclusion

Register to read the introduction… Due to the fact that people with disabilities are unable to access this valuable resource, negative attitudes and misconceptions about them are formed which creates a fewer employment rate for non government and government services. Other business employers are just not prepared to pay for equipment to aid the disabled for the work they are required to do. So despite their willingness to work and fit in with our society, the disabled have to live their lives with the reliance of the Disability Support Pension. As the cost of living as significantly risen over the past few years, the level of the pension rate was restricting these people’s ability to live independently and for them to enjoy “a decent standard of living”. (National People with Disabilities and Carer Council …show more content…
“People with disabilities want to bring a transformation of their lives” (National People with Disabilities and Carer Council 2009pg. 6). Just like any other human being these people want their voices heard and their rights to be recognized. They need to have the opportunity to participate in community activities, and we need to be encouraging and supportive of them. By learning and working together, we are able to understand their conditions and share their visions. They want the chance to enjoy life and use the facilities that we often take for granted. We shouldn’t judge them and be accepting of who they are, as everyone is different and unique in their own way.
In response to this article National People with Disabilities and Carer Council 2009, Australian Governments are continuing to work throughout 2009-10 on the strategy with the advice of the National People with Disabilities and Carer Council and other stakeholders. Experts will be brought together to develop innovative strategies to tackle each area along with appropriate outcomes and