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Access and Inclusion Advisory Group

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The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale is committed to improving the physical access to our services and facilities, as well as incorporating inclusion at a participatory and service level.

To support and guide us in this area, we have developed an Access and Inclusion Advisory Group made up of Councillors, businesses representatives and community members passionate about delivering better outcomes in the space.

We have also recently launched our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2023 - 2028.

The Access and Inclusion Advisory Group has been operating since 2018 and aims to support the development, implementation, review and evaluation of this strategic plan.

The group also supports the Shire to form positive community partnerships and achieve the objectives of our Strategic Community Plan.

On this project page, you will find information and resources on the following:

  • Advisory Group members
  • Advisory Group agendas, minutes and meeting dates
  • Shire plans and strategies relating to access and inclusion
  • News stories on how we’re supporting and promoting access and inclusion

Be involved

We welcome your feedback, ideas and questions about access and inclusion in the Shire.

If you have a question, submit it via the “Ask a question” tab below.

We also welcome any ideas or suggestions you may have – you can submit them using the “Suggest an idea” tab below.

The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale is committed to improving the physical access to our services and facilities, as well as incorporating inclusion at a participatory and service level.

To support and guide us in this area, we have developed an Access and Inclusion Advisory Group made up of Councillors, businesses representatives and community members passionate about delivering better outcomes in the space.

We have also recently launched our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2023 - 2028.

The Access and Inclusion Advisory Group has been operating since 2018 and aims to support the development, implementation, review and evaluation of this strategic plan.

The group also supports the Shire to form positive community partnerships and achieve the objectives of our Strategic Community Plan.

On this project page, you will find information and resources on the following:

  • Advisory Group members
  • Advisory Group agendas, minutes and meeting dates
  • Shire plans and strategies relating to access and inclusion
  • News stories on how we’re supporting and promoting access and inclusion

Be involved

We welcome your feedback, ideas and questions about access and inclusion in the Shire.

If you have a question, submit it via the “Ask a question” tab below.

We also welcome any ideas or suggestions you may have – you can submit them using the “Suggest an idea” tab below.

  • Changes to ACROD Parking Permit Program

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    On Thursday 1 July, the ACROD Parking Program Permit eligibility criteria is expanded to include people who are legally blind. Hear from Zel Iscel, Dr Siyat Abdi, Greg Madson and Erika Webb as they discuss how the change will impact their day-to-day lives via the link below:

    Watch the video

    To apply for an ACROD Permit, visit http://acrod.org.au

    Please ensure you follow the steps on the ACROD website to complete the form and attach a relevant supporting document.

    For more information, please don’t hesitate to contact the ACROD Parking Program on 9242 5544 or at acrod@nds.org.au

    Audio Description of Video:     https://youtu.be/5svQ6bUMlBs

  • This Bay Is Someone’s Day

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    We’ve refreshed the ACROD parking bays at the Serpentine Jarrahdale Community Recreation Centre (YMCA).

    Our Civil Maintenance Team recently carried out the line-marking for the bays, which has been a focus of the Shire’s Access and Inclusion Advisory Group to improve accessibility to all businesses and venues throughout the region.

    The Shire is also a partner of the This Bay Is Someone’s Day campaign, which aims to reduce the misuse of ACROD parking bays.

    Visit This Bay Is Someone’s Day to learn more about the campaign.

Page last updated: 01 Oct 2024, 03:15 PM