Videnscenter om handicap is a Danish knowledge and advisory centre focused on enabling people with disabilities to participate in inclusive communities and everyday life. It researches and documents barriers to participation and shares knowledge about effective approaches across school, education, employment and leisure. The centre provides information, guidance, publications, research and evaluation, and brings people together through networks, events and collaborative projects.

Its work includes helping schools promote wellbeing and movement, supporting students and graduates with disabilities as they move towards employment, and assisting volunteers and activity organisers to include people with invisible disabilities in leisure activities. Projects also address inclusive breaks at school, accessible recreation and the use of technology to support participation. The centre works with partners on initiatives such as the Sunflower Programme, promoting inclusion and accessibility for people with invisible disabilities in workplaces, schools, education and leisure settings. Through its knowledge database, news and specialist resources, Videnscenter om handicap supports organisations and professionals seeking practical ways to make participation possible for more people.