Share

Inclusion High5

July 2018

What makes people with disability feel accepted and welcome in their community?

Five talented young people with disability came up with five things, which they call ‘Inclusion High5s’.

Their Inclusion High5s are:
1. Openness and respect for all
2. Easy to read signage and information
3. Disability awareness
4. A supportive and friendly attitude
5. Physical design and environment

View each video separately on our Youtube channel.

You might also be interested in these resources:

Getting Around to Inclusion

How do we make mainstream services more accessible and responsive to people with intellectual disability?

Read more

What to do if you have been scammed

What can you do if people try to get your personal information or money?

Read more
See all resources

Our stories

Two people hold signs that read Make disability inclusion happen and Make disability inclusion a key priority of government. Text reads Everyday for everyone - The politicians respond.

How the parties answered our election asks

Here is how the parties answered our questions.

Read more
A person holds up a sign that says Make disability inclusion a key priority of government. Text reads Everyday for everyond - The politicians respond.

Our election asks in Easy Read

We asked the parties what they would do for disability inclusion. This is what they said.

Read more
Members of CID's advocacy group with one member's support dog.

CID’s Election asks for 2023

What are the parties promising people with intellectual disability?

Read more
See all stories