Draft Disability Access & Inclusion Plan 2024 - 2029

The Western Australian Disability Services Act (1993) requires all local governments to develop a Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP). The purpose of the DAIP is to provide strategic direction and framework for the Shire to plan and implement improvements to access and inclusion across seven outcome areas. The Shire’s DAIP has been prepared in accordance with these requirements and reflects our intention to partner with the community to achieve the improvements captured in the Plan.

The Plan undergoes a major review every 5 years and as part of that process the Shire invites feedback from the community. The draft DAIP is available for download here:

Draft DAIP 2024 - 2029

Link to the survey for comment on the draft plan is here:

Survey - Draft DAIP 2024 - 2029

The survey is also available in hard copy format and can be obtained by calling in to the office at 1 Bishop Street Lake Grace, or phone 9890 2500 or email shire@lakegrace.wa.gov.au

** The survey is now closed. Thank you to all who responded. Responses are being analysed and a report being prepared for the November Council meeting.

Disability Access & Inclusion Plan

Council's Disability Access & Inclusion Plan may be viewed by clicking on the following link: Disability Access & Inclusion Plan 2019-2024

This document is also available in alternative formats as required.

For enquiries, please contact the Shire of Lake Grace on 9890 2500 or email: shire@lakegrace.wa.gov.au

Disability Services WA

Disability Services is now part of the new Department of Communities. All services are continuing to be provided and all our contact numbers remain the same. For more information, please visit the Department of Communities website.

People with Disabilities Western Australia

People with disability are equal and valued citizens. Advocating for the rights and empowering the voices of people with disability in Western Australia website.

Developmental Disability WA

Developmental Disability WA was established in 1985 and is a trusted source of independent information, advocacy, education and support for people with intellectual and other developmental disability, their families and the people who support them, DDWA Website.