Access and Inclusion Advisory Group Members
Jennifer Maynard
Deputy Chair
Contact Us
Contact a Shire Officer with you suggestions or questions by phone, email or online form.
View our contact details.
You can also share your ideas, suggestions and feedback as well as keep up with news and updates or read the meeting agendas and minutes on the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group project page on Your Say SJ by following the link below.
Your Say SJ
Meeting Dates
- Thursday 8 December 2022
- Thursday 27 October 2022
- Thursday 25 August 2022
- Thursday 12 May 2022
- Thursday 17 February 2022
- Thursday 16 December 2021
Join the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group
Expressions of interest are currently closed.
Membership of the Access and Inclusion Advisory Group terms run inline with Ordinary Local Government Elections, the current membership will conclude with the elections in October 2023. Calls for expressions of interest for the next term will open in the lead up to this time.
Enquiries to Lisa Ingram on 9526 1356.
Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2018-2022
You can access the Shire's Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2018 - 2023 by clicking on the link below.
Access and Inclusion Plan 2018 - 2022
You can also access the WA State Disability Strategy 2020-2030 and accompanying Action Plan on the links below.
Strategy Action Plan
If you would like to request the Shire's Plan in 'alternative formats' please email us info@sjshire.wa.gov.au or phone (08) 95261139.
Resources
Support Guide
The 2021/22 Disability Support Guide for Central & Western Australia is out now. You can view a free online copy here.
Backed by Australia’s leading independent aged care information provider, DisabilitySupportGuide.com.au is Australia’s first multiplatform disability information resource empowering people with a disability and their families to make informed support decisions.
Search by Registered Providers, Non-Registered Providers, Service Type, Support Category or Suburb to find the best provider to suit your needs.
Dementia Awareness Resources
In Australia, limited awareness of dementia in people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds often results in delayed diagnosis, poorer prognosis, and a higher burden of care on families and health systems.
Moving Pictures, an innovative multi-media project, aims to change this through the production of short films co-produced with people from CALD backgrounds. The Moving Pictures team has so far produced 27 short films in 9 different linguistic communities. For each language, there are three films: Detection and Diagnosis, Navigating Care, and the Carer Journey. The Moving Pictures films are based on the stories and lived experiences of carers of people living with dementia, and the expert views of key service providers, all videos feature subtitles in English.
In addition to the short films, the team has developed comics to complement the films. The Moving Pictures comics are available on-line, but can also be ordered free of charge directly from the Moving Pictures website using the order form.
Videos and comics are available in the following languages:
