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State Disability Inclusion Plan

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Consultation has concluded

You are invited to share your views about key issues affecting people living with disability in South Australia.

What's being decided?

The first State Disability Inclusion Plan 2019 - 2023 (also known as Inclusive SA) is in its final year and we are developing the next State Disability Inclusion Plan (State Plan). The State Plan will build upon our commitment to disability access and inclusion to work towards creating a society for all.

To develop a plan that reflects the needs of the diverse community for which it is intended, we will draw on the expertise, experiences and advice of people with lived experience of disability.

The Government of South Australia would like to hear from:

  • people living with disability and the disability community;
  • carers, family and friends of people with disability;
  • advocates for people with disability; and
  • those working within the disability sector.

A discussion paper has been developed which includes various ideas and questions that will help shape the State Plan.

Background

In 2018, the Disability Inclusion Act was passed in Parliament as the State Government recognised that a stronger commitment to disability access and inclusion was needed. As a result, Inclusive SA was developed. It addresses access and inclusion barriers and promotes positive action for people with disability to participate equally in South Australian society.

Inclusive SA was designed to be a living document that would:

  • remain responsive to the shifting priorities of people with disability; and
  • reflect social, political and environmental changes within South Australia.

While Inclusive SA was a positive step towards making South Australia inclusive for all, there is still more work to be done. In the development of the State Plan and as we look ahead to developing a more inclusive state, we must ask:

  • What does an inclusive and accessible South Australia look like?
  • How do we get there?
  • What is holding us back?

Get involved



You are invited to share your views about key issues affecting people living with disability in South Australia.

What's being decided?

The first State Disability Inclusion Plan 2019 - 2023 (also known as Inclusive SA) is in its final year and we are developing the next State Disability Inclusion Plan (State Plan). The State Plan will build upon our commitment to disability access and inclusion to work towards creating a society for all.

To develop a plan that reflects the needs of the diverse community for which it is intended, we will draw on the expertise, experiences and advice of people with lived experience of disability.

The Government of South Australia would like to hear from:

  • people living with disability and the disability community;
  • carers, family and friends of people with disability;
  • advocates for people with disability; and
  • those working within the disability sector.

A discussion paper has been developed which includes various ideas and questions that will help shape the State Plan.

Background

In 2018, the Disability Inclusion Act was passed in Parliament as the State Government recognised that a stronger commitment to disability access and inclusion was needed. As a result, Inclusive SA was developed. It addresses access and inclusion barriers and promotes positive action for people with disability to participate equally in South Australian society.

Inclusive SA was designed to be a living document that would:

  • remain responsive to the shifting priorities of people with disability; and
  • reflect social, political and environmental changes within South Australia.

While Inclusive SA was a positive step towards making South Australia inclusive for all, there is still more work to be done. In the development of the State Plan and as we look ahead to developing a more inclusive state, we must ask:

  • What does an inclusive and accessible South Australia look like?
  • How do we get there?
  • What is holding us back?

Get involved