Organization
Inclusion ASBL
Belgium's leading Francophone advocacy organisation for people with intellectual disabilities, Inclusion ASBL works to promote their rights, autonomy, and full participation in society. A founding member of the Belgian Disability Forum, it develops Easy Read resources, supports self-advocacy, and challenges exclusion.
About
Inclusion ASBL is a Belgian non-profit organisation based in Brussels that advocates for the rights and social inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in Francophone Belgium. It is one of the founding members of the Belgian Disability Forum (BDF) and maintains connections with Inclusion Europe at the European level.
What They Do
Inclusion ASBL develops and disseminates Easy Read materials, trains professionals in disability rights, supports individuals navigating administrative and legal systems, and runs campaigns to challenge segregation and discrimination. It champions self-advocacy and the meaningful participation of people with intellectual disabilities in decisions that affect their lives.
Who They Serve
Inclusion ASBL serves people with intellectual disabilities of all ages in Francophone Belgium, as well as their families, carers, and support professionals.
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