Our Mission & Guiding Principles - Inclusion Action In Ontario

Our Mission

To act as the provincial champion and the driving force for inclusive education as the essential foundation for an inclusive life.

Our Vision

To form a community of empowered families who can support one another in advocating for the inclusion of students with disabilities in education and the community.

OUR OBJECTIVES

To further the well being of exceptional children through improved educational opportunities

OUR RESOURCES

To facilitate the inclusion of persons with exceptionalities into all aspects of community life

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To provide support for parents, relatives and friends of exceptional children and adults

To provide educational opportunities and information on issues related to inclusion

OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

All children have the right to live at home in a family.

All children have the right to share educational experiences with others their own age.

All children have the right to neighbourhood friends and relationships.

All children have the right to an education that will prepare them to live and work in the real world.

All children have the right to supports and services as needed, and these should be provided in the neighbourhood school, in a regular classroom setting.

All children can learn and develop.

All children have the right to acquire the daily social and coping skills that develop through life in the community.

All children have the right to become "just one of the kids".

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Our Mission

Our Vision

OUR OBJECTIVES

To further the well being of exceptional children through improved educational opportunities

To facilitate the inclusion of persons with exceptionalities into all aspects of community life

To facilitate the inclusion of persons with exceptionalities into all aspects of community life

To provide support for parents, relatives and friends of exceptional children and adults

To provide support for parents, relatives and friends of exceptional children and adults

To provide educational opportunities and information on issues related to inclusion

To provide educational opportunities and information on issues related to inclusion

OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES

All children have the right to live at home in a family.

All children have the right to share educational experiences with others their own age.

All children have the right to neighbourhood friends and relationships.

All children have the right to an education that will prepare them to live and work in the real world.

All children have the right to supports and services as needed, and these should be provided in the neighbourhood school, in a regular classroom setting.

All children can learn and develop.

All children have the right to acquire the daily social and coping skills that develop through life in the community.

All children have the right to become "just one of the kids".

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