Inclusion means: everyone belongs.
At this point, the focus is particularly on the inclusion of people with disabilities. An important milestone in the implementation of inclusion was the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which came into force in Germany in 2009.
People with disabilities want to live in the place of their choice and decide whether they want to live alone or with whom they want to live. Many would like to work. They would like to earn their own living.
Whether it's clubs, interest groups, church communities, sport, leisure, music, daycare facilities and schools, public events and culture: people with disabilities want to be involved according to their interests. They simply want to participate or get involved on a voluntary basis. It is everyone's job to help make participation more and more possible.
This requires barrier-free structures everywhere.
