Inclusive recreation

Inclusive recreation means that everyone gets to play and have fun together, no matter what their abilities or differences are. It's like being invited to a big party with all your friends, and everyone is welcome to join in on the fun and games.

Sometimes, people with disabilities or differences may find it hard to play the same games or do the same activities as others. Inclusive recreation is all about making sure everyone can participate in fun activities, no matter what their abilities are. This means that activities may be adapted or modified so that everyone can be involved.

For example, if you're playing a game of basketball, inclusive recreation means finding a way for everyone to participate, even if they can't run or jump as well as others. This might mean using a smaller ball or playing with a hoop that's closer to the ground.

Inclusive recreation is important because it helps everyone feel included and valued. It also helps people with disabilities or differences develop new skills and abilities, make new friends, and build confidence. So, whether you're playing sports, doing crafts, or just having fun with friends, inclusive recreation means that everyone gets to join in on the fun!