Citizenship

Citizenship is about experiencing human rights, responsibilities, and opportunities.
For many people, including people who have an intellectual disability, it also means belonging.

Belonging in;

  • daycares, schools, colleges  and universities
  • places of work, culture, and recreation
  • worship and spiritual fellowship
  • politics and government
  • economic exchange
  • family, relationships, intimate partnerships, neighbourhoods

Supporting people who have an intellectual disability to belong makes good economic sense.

It also helps creates communities that are vibrant, strong and diverse.