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The Victorian Electoral Commission is delivering free voter information sessions about elections to communities including people with disabilities (especially people with intellectual disabilities).
The Australian Electoral Commission support people living with disability to participate in elections. It’s compulsory for all Australian citizens aged 18 and over to enrol and vote. This page outlines…
When Stacey Donchi first discovered her now fiance Steve Lyons on a dating app, it was the height of six feet on his profile that attracted her to him —…
For ABC Heywire winner Jezabella, being unique has come with its challenges. When she was a baby, she was diagnosed with a medical condition so rare, only eight other Australians…
The AEC provides assistance for people living with disability to ensure they are not disadvantaged from participating in the electoral system. The AEC can assist you to enrol, vote and…
Annette Sim loves to try new foods and explore the surroundings in different parts of Australia, but the lack of support for people with accessibility needs can make holidays “very…
Walking and rolling paths everyone can enjoy. These walks have been audited by Victoria Walks staff in partnership with Disability Sport and Recreation, Regional Sport Victoria and with Scope Australia….
Western Australia’s Electoral Commission is trialling a low-sensory polling place for the 2025 State Election. The aim is to provide a quieter environment for voters who may benefit from it,…
Check out the top 5 tips to become a strong self advocate from Reinforce.
Below is a summary and links to DARU’s how to be inclusive resources. How to be disability inclusive – short course In this short course you will learn to understand…
Chris Smith has always had a passion for tennis. Yet for much of his life, Smith’s disability has meant getting out on court has been easier said than done. Smith…
Christian Blind Mission (CBM) Australia, a Christian international development organization, has launched new online video resources to help Australian churches create a more welcoming environment for people with disabilities, mental…
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