Executive Summary
Accessible recreation is crucial for the holistic development of children with disabilities, promoting physical health, social skills, and emotional well-being. However, many recreational facilities are not designed to accommodate the needs of all children.
The “Inclusive Play” initiative aims to create and promote accessible recreational spaces, ensuring that children with disabilities can enjoy and benefit from play. This proposal outlines the need, objectives, strategies, and expected outcomes of the program.
Background and Need
Play is a fundamental part of childhood, contributing to physical, cognitive, and social development. Unfortunately, many children with disabilities face barriers to accessing recreational facilities and activities, which limits their opportunities for play and interaction.
These barriers can include physical inaccessibility, lack of adaptive equipment, and insufficient inclusive programming. The “Inclusive Play” initiative seeks to address these issues by creating accessible and inclusive recreational spaces where children of all abilities can play together.
NEXT>>
