Why is access to children's playgrounds not as
universally common as access to buildings is for adults?
01 Equality of opportunity - Meets the human rights obligations of dignity, respect, and
inclusion
02 Integration breaks down
stereotypes and misconceptions
03 Develops physical and motor
skills
04 Supports rehabilitation
through balance and coordination activities
05 Creates a fun play atmosphere
for all children
06 Provides a broad range of
play opportunities including:
- Sensory play
- Dramatic play
- Creative play
- Tiered play which is catered to differing abilities, ages, and
interests
- Group and individual play
- Accessibility
07 Promotes personal empowerment
and builds self-esteem
08 Further benefits include: - Educational opportunities
- Community development elements (community gardens, etc.)
- Environmental awareness (eco-themed elements)
- Develops transferable social skills (intelligence, awareness, social
adjustment, problem solving, etc.)