It is our privilege to invite all community members to focus on the ability and potential of children, youth and adults with disabilities as they engage in joint projects and in this way share their lives.

A physical/intellectual impairment is often self-evident and can therefore be dealt with. Disability is created by the way in which society responds to an impairment. This implies that disability is a behaviour and an attitude. In order for inclusion to become a reality it is helpful to focus on the ability, possibility and inclusion of all community members – irrespective of ability – for the benefit of the entire community. True inclusion cannot be learnt – it needs to be lived.