Disability inclusion involves the disabled people in which they are encouraged to participate in everyday activities and play their role as other people do who do not have any disability. Inclusion increases the participation in the socially expected life roles and activities such as student, worker, friend, spouse, partner, or parent. It enhances the involvement of a disabled person in social activities such as transportation, having relationships, moving within the communities. It allows disabled people to take advantage of health promotion and prevention activities such as education and…