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What would I need to make a facility fully inclusive?
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L0u15e
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Hi, This is my first time posting. I am looking to set up a daycare facility to cater for SEN and disabled people ranging from the age of 4 until 25. I am hoping to be able to be fully inclusive, I want to take in Autistc, ADHD, wheelchair bound, peg fed,blind, deaf etc. However, I do need help from you guys. To make this facility the best that it can be and allow it to be fully inclusive could you let me know what types of things you think I would need no matter how obvious you think it might be.
I know I will need everything to be on the same level or include ramps, a fully inclusive changing area. I also want to include wheel chair friendly swings and playground equipment. Trampolines with hoists and other supports if these exist to allow everyone to experience them. I also want exercise equipment, messy play areas, reading areas, sensory areas,quiet areas, games room including computer games etc etc but the more information I can gain the better I can make it for its users.
I want every child and adult that comes in there to have the best experience possible.
Thanks for taking the time
Louise
I know I will need everything to be on the same level or include ramps, a fully inclusive changing area. I also want to include wheel chair friendly swings and playground equipment. Trampolines with hoists and other supports if these exist to allow everyone to experience them. I also want exercise equipment, messy play areas, reading areas, sensory areas,quiet areas, games room including computer games etc etc but the more information I can gain the better I can make it for its users.
I want every child and adult that comes in there to have the best experience possible.
Thanks for taking the time
Louise
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Welcome to the community, @L0u15e!
Wishing you all the best with this. Hopefully some of our members may be able to share some of their thoughts with you. -
Would it be worth you speaking to your local council about what they would expect in a daycare setting?Scope
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Hi Sam, That is something that I will be doing but I also want to ensure that it is fully inclusive and the best way to do that it to ask the people who know what makes the best setting for them.
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It's a good idea! I just thought the council may be able to offer you more information too
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