FATC @ Ebudlweni Arts Centre seeks to address this problem by providing access to FULLY INCLUSIVE (inclusive: “the practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have physical or mental disabilities and members of minority groups”), A Education, A Experiences and Opportunities to children, youth and people with disabilities as well as programmes that offer ACCREDITED tertiary-level training for A facilitators, community builders, emerging arts and culture professionals, and youth A leaders who operate in the South African rural context. In so doing, FATC @ Ebhudlweni Arts Centre aspires to develop rural communities through the provision of access to A practices. FATC @ Ebhudlweni’s programming focuses on inclusive A education and skills development, to provide geographically and financially accessible A education and training to those living in remote rural communities. In this way it creates accessible, high quality A Education and Training models, job opportunities for youth and programmes that are a viable and valuable alternative to the largely inaccessible education and tertiary training historically located in urban areas.