The Our Site website is expanding to focus on awareness, reduction, and prevention of violence against women, girls, feminine identifying, and non-binary people with disability. WDA members, friends, parents and
The National Disability Insurance Scheme has changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people with permanent and profound disability. But 10 years on from its launch, problems with the
This opportunity is for 40 members of the community who have experienced non-emergency patient transport services in Victoria, either if you have used non-emergency patient services yourself or if you
Many of you have shared your experiences in the NDIS already as part of the independent review process. The 'What we have heard' report outlines the feedback received so far.
The draft strategy focuses on the provision of paid care and support services across aged care, disability support, veterans care and early childhood education and care. It sets out a
Did you know that disabled people cant legally talk to the media about their guardianship or administration hearings and experiences? They have to go to VCAT to ask permission. If
Raising Our Voices is a radio show controlled and run by people with an intellectual disability and acquired brain injury! It's been making radio shows on 3CR 855AM since August
Nominate a disability leader you admire for a National Award for Disability Leadership. The awards recognise and celebrate the extraordinary contribution and leadership shown by disabled people and our organisations
When the Upfield train line is closed to remove the Brunswick level crossings and build Skyrail, there will be NO accessible public transport along the Upfield corridor for the duration
The Award recognises and rewards the contribution women with disabilities have made, that is of direct benefit to women with disabilities, or to making a more inclusive community, in Victoria.
The Framework says what governments will do to keep NDIS participants safe and make sure the services they receive are good quality. The Framework was put in place in 2016.
"This is a timely inquiry as the Australian Human Rights Framework has not been the subject of any significant review since it was first announced in 2010. In an increasingly
