“Inclusion certainly does not happen by accident – it begins with the belief that every person deserves the opportunity to learn, to grow, to contribute, and the conviction to turn that belief into action, regardless of where they start or how their journey unfolds,” he said.
Emphasizing the importance of inclusion for PWDs.
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“For some, moving into work takes more than job matching alone,” said Dr Syed Harun.
“Regardless of the pathway they take, learning will continue to play an important role at every stage of life for all persons with disabilities,” he said.
“This means more persons with disabilities can upskill alongside their peers, without cost as a barrier,” Dr Syed Harun said.
“We hope that this helps participants and their families make more informed choices and find a pathway suited to their strengths, interests and support needs,” he said.
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