About Inclusive SA

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In 2019, we created a plan called Inclusive SA.

This is our first State Disability Inclusion Plan.

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Inclusive SA looks at how we can make South Australia more inclusive for people with disability.

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When the community is inclusive, everyone feels:

included
like they belong.

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Inclusive SA also looks at how we can make our community more accessible for people with disability.

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When the community is accessible, it is easy to:

find and use services
move around.

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Inclusive SA is a guide.

It helps government organisations write their own plans.

This includes:

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State Government departments

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local councils.

In this guide, we call them ‘government organisations’.

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These plans explain what government organisations will do to make South Australia:

inclusive
accessible.

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Inclusive SA has 4 themes.

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Themes are important ideas that come up in different areas of our work and lives.

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1. Making our community inclusive

2. Giving people a say when we make decisions

3. Making more places accessible

4. Helping people get an education and find work

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Each of these themes has a list of what we need to do to reach our goals.