Inclusion Alertness Website Project

The "Inclusion Alertness" project addresses the pressing need for greater awareness and support for young people with dyspraxia. Dyspraxia, a developmental coordination disorder, often results in difficulties with movement, coordination, and sometimes social interactions, leading to challenges in educational and social settings. The project aims to fill the knowledge gap among youth workers, educators, and caregivers by providing comprehensive resources and strategies. By enhancing understanding and support mechanisms, the project seeks to improve the social inclusion and overall well-being of individuals with dyspraxia.

What is Dyspraxia?

Dyspraxia is a condition affecting physical coordination. It causes a young person to perform less well than expected in daily activities for their age and appear to be a barge. Dyspraxia has been referred to as a "hidden handicap ", as although someone with dyspraxia may look "normal", they will have underlying problems that may affect their life.

Inclusion Alertness

Mission

Vision

Our mission is to empower youth workers and educators with the tools and knowledge necessary to identify and support young individuals with dyspraxia effectively. Through the "Inclusion Alertness Toolbox," we aim to foster environments where all youth, regardless of their challenges, can thrive and participate fully in social and educational activities.

We envision a society where young people with dyspraxia are understood, included, and given the opportunity to reach their full potential. By raising awareness and equipping those who work with youth, we strive for a future where the barriers faced by individuals with dyspraxia are minimized, promoting equality and social inclusion for all.

Empowering youth with dyspraxia through education, support, and awareness initiatives on our inclusive platform.

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