Dignity for Disability today released a health policy designed to concentrate services where they are most effective and help people most in need. By creating a dual-focus on primary health care and marginalised groups such as people with borderline personality… Continue Reading Healthy at home – Dignity for Disability releases health policy
The most important C Word – Communication Guidelines for better communication with and about people with disabilities Communicating with people with disabilities Next time you’re chatting with or interviewing a person with disabilities here’s a few things to keep in… Continue Reading The most important C Word – Communication
Today Dignity for Disability launched its “C Word” campaign, which is all about communicating with, and about, people with disabilities. Dignity for Disability has created straightforward guidelines for achieving respectful and meaningful communication, and is calling for them to be… Continue Reading The C Word
Good morning everybody, thanks for coming down today. You might remember this car park as the accessible park that was unfortunately blocked off when Splash Adelaide decided to park a VW Beetle and tree in it. That lack of consideration… Continue Reading Transport Policy Launch
Improving transport services is one of the most straightforward ways to support people with disabilities to engage with the community, said Dignity for Disability Party Leader Kelly Vincent MLC today as she launched the Party’s transport policy. “Our state’s lack… Continue Reading Get moving on Transport – Dignity for Disability releases transport policy
Welcome, and thanks for coming along to International Wheelchair Day – it’s great to have a chance to celebrate something that is very important in my life and that of many others. Today the Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood – who… Continue Reading International Wheelchair Day Access-alaide Launch
Respecting young people’s intelligence and providing them with strong support networks are the goals of Dignity for Disability’s youth policy, which the party released today. Party Leader Kelly Vincent MLC said the policy had been written to address issues young… Continue Reading Make young people count – Dignity for Disability releases youth policy
Lord Mayor Stephen Yarwood will find out how difficult life can be for wheelchair users when he spends an hour in a wheelchair at today’s International Wheelchair Day celebrations. Mr Yarwood was invited to experience life on wheels by Dignity… Continue Reading Make Adelaide into “Access-alaide” – d4d launches plan for accessible city
Dignity for Disability today announced its justice policy – a plan for reform that will give all people an equal voice and status in South Australia’s legal system. Party Leader Kelly Vincent MLC launched the policy at Elizabeth Magistrates Court… Continue Reading Equal before the Law: d4d announces Justice Policy
What: Dignity for Disability Party Leader Kelly Vincent will launch the d4d Justice policy for State Election 2014. When: Friday February 28, 2014. Time: Approximately 10:00am – at the completion of the sentencing of taxi driver Mr Chen Cao. Where:… Continue Reading Equal before the Law: d4d to announce Justice Policy
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