This written paper explores the social position of children and youth with disabilities in the Republic of Croatia on two levels: social exclusion and social mobility, which will be analyzed through the example of education and employment. A qualitative research was conducted with 8 participants from different Croatian cities: Zagreb, Bjelovar and Dubrovnik, in order to be able to answer the given goal of the research. Them a in goal of the research is to investigate and describe the social position of children and youth with disabilities in the Republic of Croatia and their problems related to social exclusion and mobility. Through interviews with participants, the main problems were the lack of quality programs and incentives for the inclusion of children and youth with disabilities in society. Participants believe that the Republic of Croatia should invest more in their education, but also open up greater employment opportunities in the labor market, in order to be useful for them selves and their community. In addition, we discussed with participants the problems they face on a daily basis as them selves with disabilities, their parents and assistants, and concluded that what is currently provided to them during their education and employment is not satis factory. There search also included the question of the participants giving an example of their solutions to the problems they face everyday, where it was concluded that there are solutions that would help people with educational difficulties, such as better teaching programs, more teaching assistants, while for establishing employment relationships is necessary to enable people with disabilities to work for them. At the end, the participants pointed out various ideas in which they point out how to provide people with disabilities with a better and better social position. But participants are divided over opinions on the quality of education. The biggest problem is the lack of inclusion of people with disabilities in the communities around them and their daily lives.