People are empowered when they can participate with others to their potential regardless of their disability attributes. Unfortunately, ableism, the concept to judge people to other’s standards or abilities, is prevalent. This chapter examines the importance of promoting social well-being and inclusivity for all people including individuals with disabilities and chronic illnesses in community settings. The chapter explores professional and legal definitions of community inclusivity for health social well-being with disability, intersecting with human rights laws and regulations to outline principles and standards for equal health rights for all people. The chapter also presents the history of community disability inclusivity practices for health social well-being, framing the evolution of disability inclusivity through critical disability theory frameworks and considering how disability inclusivity promotes health and social well-being. Additionally, the chapter discusses current practices in health social well-being and inclusivity, highlighting communities aimed at promoting social well-being and disability inclusivity. The chapter considers challenges in encouraging disability-inclusive communities, providing insights into barriers that hinder progress. It presents promising practices and innovative approaches to promoting social inclusivity highlighting successful tactics and initiatives. The chapter concludes with future directions and recommendations for fostering inclusivity offering practical steps and a call to action to integrate social well-being and inclusivity into community health practices, to create more inclusive and resilient societies.