Disability Access and Inclusion Consultation
Event Information
Description
The South Australian Government is committed to improving the participation of people with disability, their families and carers in our community and is hosting a consultation about Access and Inclusion.
We want to hear from people with disability and want to know about your experiences, including what is working and not working in your community. We would also like to know about new initiatives and models that could be used to improve the participation of South Australians with disability.
Your feedback will help us:
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plan for better access and inclusion
- remove existing barriers.
Your feedback will go to:
- State Government agencies developing Disability Access and Inclusion Plans
- Local Councils responsible for footpaths, shopping centres and disability parking spaces
- Groups implementing the National Disability Strategy (2010-2020) in South Australia.
FAQs
What is the National Disability Strategy (2010-2020)?
This is a ten year plan to improve life for Australians living with disability, their families and carers by ensuring that policies, programs and services are inclusive and accessible.
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Accessible parking is available at Noarlunga Centre carpark. Access is via Beach Road and Hannah Road.
If you are travelling via train, the Noarlunga Railway Station is 400 metres from the Onkaparinga Council.
Buses that travel to Noarlunga Centre pull up in front on the Onkaparinga Council.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Please email Georgina Edwards at Georgina.Edwards@sa.gov.au or phone 8207 0767
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, we will have a list of attendees who have registered.
Organiser The Department for Communities and Social Inclusion, Disability Policy Unit
Organiser of Disability Access and Inclusion Consultation
The Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) brings together a range of services, funding and policy responsibilities which support safety, equality, opportunity and justice across South Australia. DCSI strives to help build resilient communities where people are involved and feel connected, secure and supported.
The DCSI Disability Policy Unit is responsible for providing leadership in relation to disability policy development and implementation in South Australia, in particular through the recommendations of the report Strong Voices: A Blueprint to Enhance Life and Claim the Rights of People with Disability in South Australia (2012-2020), the National Disability Strategy (2010-2020) and the Disability Access and Inclusion Plans initiative.
