Inclusive Recreation

refers to activities and programs designed to ensure that individuals with disabilities can participate alongside their peers without disabilities

• Inclusive Education

• Inclusive Recreation

• Inclusion

• Diversity

Why is INCLUSIVE Recreation Important?

• Helps develop friendship

•  Creates social interaction opportunities

• 1. Helps increase self-esteem

• all of the above

How many key elements does Inclusive Recreation have?

• 6 elements

• 5 elements

• 4 elements

• 3 elements

What qualities being developed in doing INCLUSIVE Recreation?

• discrimination

• popularity

• friendships and social interaction among children

• social play

Ensuring that recreational facilities are designed or modified to accommodate children with various disabilities, such as providing ramps, adaptive sports equipment, and accessible restrooms.

• adaptive activities

• accessible facilities

• staff training

• unity

Modifying activities so that they are suitable for children with different abilities. This could involve changing rules, using specialized equipment, or providing additional support.

• adaptive activities

• accessible facilities

• staff training

• unity

Training educators, coaches, and recreational staff to understand the needs of children with disabilities and how to support them effectively during activities.

• adaptive activities

• accessible facilities

• staff training

• unity

Developing programs that encourage interaction between children with and without disabilities, fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can participate and benefit.

• collaborative program

• policy support

• community engagement

• DepEd program

  Implementing and enforcing policies that promote inclusive practices in recreational activities, supported by government and educational institutions.

• collaborative programs

• policy support

• community engagement

• DepEd program

Involving the community, including families and local organizations, in promoting and supporting inclusive recreational activities.

• collaborative programs

• policy support

• community engagement

• DepEd Program