Disability Awareness and Inclusion Training

KIDS Disability Awareness and Inclusion Training aims to help make any settings who work with children and young people fully inclusive. The aim is to give a brief overview of the barriers that disabled children and young people face when accessing mainstream activities within society. The training is designed for anybody who either works with disabled children and young people, or in the public sector providing a leisure service, either after school, at weekends or during the holiday. The training can be tailored to your own type of leisure facility and offer practical solutions to breaking down barriers and adapting activities.
The training course will give parents/carers and staff ideas in how to adapt the activities you would do on a regular basis in a simple and very cost effective way.  
Aims:
• A Brief overview of Disability Awareness.
• Definition and meaning of “Inclusion”
• Raise awareness of social barriers to inclusion.
• Share ideas how to ensure all activities are inclusive and what impact that may have on other children and young people in your setting.


Opening times: 09:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday

Cost of Service: This service is free within Birmingham, Outside Birmingham price on application

How to Refer: For more information on our other training courses please contact us below.

Contact Us:

Gemma Clayton Training and Inclusive Development Officer
KIDS
249 Birmingham Road
Wylde Green
Sutton Coldfield
Birmingham
B72 1EA

0121 355 2707

gemma.clayton@kids.org.uk