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Creating an Inclusive Environment: A Handbook for the Inclusion of People with Disabilities in National and Community Service Programs

In response to climate change, many countries are likely to invest in even more infrastructure for coastal defenses and flood control to reduce the vulnerability of human settlements to climate change. Increased water shortages will increase demand for new irrigation facilities and new reservoirs. Similarly, natural ecosystems can reduce vulnerability to natural hazards and extreme climatic events and complement, or substitute for, more expensive infrastructure investments to protect coastal and riverine settlements. Floodplain forests and coastal mangroves provide storm protection, coastal defenses, and water recharge, and act as safety barriers against natural hazards such as floods, hurricanes, and tsunamis, while wetlands filter pollutants and serve as water recharge. | Inclusion Creating an Inclusive Environment A Handbook for the Inclusion of People with Disabilities in National and Community Service Programs Everybody can be great because anybody can serve. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Corporation for NATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICEnSE Inclusion Handbook Created in 1993 the Corporation for National and Community Service engages more than 2 million Americans annually in improving communities through service. The Corporation supports service at national state and local levels through Senior Corps a network of programs that helps Americans age 55 and older use their skills and experience in service opportunities that address the needs of their communities. Senior Corps includes RSVP The Foster Grandparent Program and the Senior Companion Program. AmeriCorps whose members serve with local and national organizations to meet community needs while earning education awards to help finance college or training. And Learn and Serve America which helps link community service and learning objectives for youth from kindergarten through college as well as youth in community-based organizations. Upon request this material will be made available in alternate formats for people with disabilities. Published through Cooperative Agreement 95CA000031 Published in January 2004 - First Edition. This publication was developed by the UCP Access AmeriCorps disability inclusion training and technical assistance project. It is based on work funded by CNCS under Cooperative Agreement No.95CA000031. Opinions expressed in this book do not necessarily reflect the official position of CNCS. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction.3 Section I Inclusive Service Environments .4 II People with Disabilities .10 III Inclusive Service Descriptions .15 IV Inclusive Recruitment and Outreach.21 V Inclusive Interviewing and Service Selection.28 VI Access.32 VII Accommodations .38 VIII Management and Retention.43 IX Collaborations .49 X Progress Towards Inclusion .53 XI Government .