• Chapter 2 - Seven Steps to Inclusion
The links on this page will take you to the appropriate 7-step process to guide you in using the Inclusion Project Resource Guide to create a National Service program inclusive of people with disabilities.

• Chapter 3 - Accessibility - Self-Assessment Tools for Programs
These surveys will enable you to assess your National Service program and make plans to meet the accessibility needs of individuals with disabilities.

• Chapter 4 - Building an Inclusive National Service Program
Incorporating inclusive practices into your program's current recruitment strategies is necessary for successfully recruiting and selecting a diverse group of service providers. Using the practices outlined in this chapter will help you to attain the goal of inclusion of people with disabilities in your programs and activities.

• Chapter 5 - Disability Law and National Service Programs
It is vital for National Service programs to acquire a basic knowledge of the state and national laws affecting the inclusion of people with disabilities. This chapter provides an overview of the three most important laws that promote the inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of society.

• Chapter 6 - Disability Awareness
Working with people with disabilities requires the same manners and courtesies extended to any potential or current National Service participant. This chapter will give you tips on what to say and do in order to create an environment where people with disabilities feel welcome.

• Chapter 7 - Federal Benefits and National Service
Some of the most frequently asked questions about National Service and people with disabilities center around the effect of National Service stipends and benefits on Social Security benefits. It is important that potential and current National Service participants understand how the income arising from their service will affect their benefits, as well as what Social Security programs are available to help them off-set any potential impact.

• Chapter 8 - Connecting with the Disability Community: Local, State, and National Agencies and Organizations
There are literally thousands of local, state, and national disability-related organizations and agencies that can provide you with training, information, referrals, and resources. The information in this chapter will give you information to locate the organization you need.

• Chapter 9 - Glossary of Terms
The terminology used when discussing disability-related issues may be unfamiliar or confusing. This list of defnitions should assist you in understanding new terms and ideas.

• U.S. Department of Justice ADA Technical Assistance CD-ROM
Click here for more information on the free ADA Techincal Assistance CD-ROM available from the U.S. Department of Justice.

• Print a Copy of the Inclusion Resource Guide
Click here to access a Microsoft Word version of the original Inclusion Project Resource Guide.