People with disabilities have been institutionalized and marginalized in society for many years. Even though the Law prohibits discrimination on basis of disability. Prejudice, stigma and discrimination are still present in the public. Discrimination against people with disabilities appears in different ways, and on the the same way it is noticeable in the system of education, employment, sports. With the development of society's awareness of the values ​​of each individual, inclusion appears as social model. Inclusion means involvement, coverage, belonging. Inclusion in itself does not imply the equalization of all people, but accept the differences of each individual who is given the opportunity to decide on his own life and taking his responsibility. Inclusion promotes activities that help people with disabilities to develop their full individual potential, become independent and participate in the wider community social community. In addition, it encourages deinstitutionalization and develops environmental awareness of the importance of acceptance in the community. Society needs to be educated as much as possible about people with disabilities and give attention to their abilities and potentials.