3. Making more places accessible
We can include people with disability if our:
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This includes:
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Government organisations are working towards making sure people with disability:
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Over the past 12 months, government organisations reached 36% of their goals for this theme. | |||
But government organisations: | |||
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Government organisations are working toward Universal Design when planning new buildings and homes. Universal Design means we think about what everybody needs when we plan or start new projects and services. | |||
95% of local councils are making sure their plans use Universal Design and are:
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100% of government organisations have made their websites more accessible. | |||
DHS are working with the Department of Education to train more people to support people with disability. This includes people who provide NDIS supports. | |||
We will also keep making health services more:
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And we will keep making our parks and reserves:
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The Livable Housing Australia (LHA) standards are rules about how to make sure homes are good places to live. This includes making them accessible. | |||
Government organisations are using the LHA standards to make sure government housing is accessible. And they talked about how to use the LHA standards in all new housing in South Australia. | |||
In the last year, Skills SA trained 164 more people how to use Auslan. | |||
80% of government organisations have updated or created new signs in their communities. | |||
We kept working with the Canine Court Companion project. This project uses support animals to help people who take part in court cases. | |||
Zero was the Canine Court Companion, but he sadly passed away in early 2022. Zeb will be the new Canine Court Companion. | |||
We will also keep working with the Australian Government to change the rules for accessible public transport. | |||
And we will keep making South Australian public transport more accessible. | |||
This includes adding accessible information about each stop for all new buses. |
3. Making more places accessible
We can include people with disability if our:
| |||
This includes:
| |||
Government organisations are working towards making sure people with disability:
| |||
Over the past 12 months, government organisations reached 36% of their goals for this theme. | |||
But government organisations: | |||
| |||
| |||
Government organisations are working toward Universal Design when planning new buildings and homes. Universal Design means we think about what everybody needs when we plan or start new projects and services. | |||
95% of local councils are making sure their plans use Universal Design and are:
| |||
100% of government organisations have made their websites more accessible. | |||
DHS are working with the Department of Education to train more people to support people with disability. This includes people who provide NDIS supports. | |||
We will also keep making health services more:
| |||
And we will keep making our parks and reserves:
| |||
The Livable Housing Australia (LHA) standards are rules about how to make sure homes are good places to live. This includes making them accessible. | |||
Government organisations are using the LHA standards to make sure government housing is accessible. And they talked about how to use the LHA standards in all new housing in South Australia. | |||
In the last year, Skills SA trained 164 more people how to use Auslan. | |||
80% of government organisations have updated or created new signs in their communities. | |||
We kept working with the Canine Court Companion project. This project uses support animals to help people who take part in court cases. | |||
Zero was the Canine Court Companion, but he sadly passed away in early 2022. Zeb will be the new Canine Court Companion. | |||
We will also keep working with the Australian Government to change the rules for accessible public transport. | |||
And we will keep making South Australian public transport more accessible. | |||
This includes adding accessible information about each stop for all new buses. |