Now museurns not only deal with the history and culture of the rulers, but also explore the life of ordinary people which has long been covered and neglected. They are aware of the needs of a society, understanding that museurns is the only vehicle for communication with a changing society. They should open their doors wide to a larger public, presenting a diversity of culture within a community. They are flexible to respond to the needs and expectations of the community. Museums, in particulaι regional and local museums have begun to focus on diversified communities and hope to be a place for discussion of issues of regions and nations. Museums are looking to identify the many baniers that exist to deny access (cultural, financial, emotional, physical and intellectual and so on) and to identify ways of overcoming these. Social inclusion is commonly used as the converse of social exclusion, a concept for understanding disadvantage and inequality. In terms of tackling social exclusion and encourage social inclusion, social roles of museurns can be perceived in social disadvantage, discrirnination and inequality experienced by people 띠 many areas. For nations concemed with social policy and its irnplementation, museurns have a part to play to win over the sector by forming partnerships with health, welfare and social services departments and other organisations to develop social roles, goals and cultural influences and deliver the achievement of social policy objectives relevant to socially being disadvantaged. Museums provide a special environment for social learning. A significant collection as a starting point for ensuring that engage people in finding their interest in exhibits and exhibitions, interacting with others, learning skills, irnproving motivation, and developing counting and reading skills. Museums with new skills have a vital role in bringing harmony to society, increasing community engagement and helping lifelong learning as drivers in combating social exclusion. In fact, a museurns building where anybody can access without difficulty can be a valuable environment to those who are socially isolated and have little contact with others. Most museurns allow people to feel welcomed and comfortable. A major principle of social inclusion is to pa띠cipate and involve disadvantaged individuals who are at risk of social exc1usion in serv?ce sectors.