A common misconception is that “All-Abilities” playgrounds need to be designed for the mobility device or wheelchair user. Inclusive play involves so much more! Statistics show that more children have disabilities that are intellectual, communication, or social/emotional-based, compared to physical. Inclusive playgrounds should be designed to support every child, allowing them to play, connect, and thrive! An inclusive playground can and should foster environments that are welcoming, engaging, rewarding, and fun for all children!

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