How can I get involved?

We explain how you can get involved via the following links:

When we say people with disability, this means people who self-identify as having a disability, including a physical, sensory, intellectual or psychosocial disability. We know that often people have multiple roles, such as having a disability and being a carer or working with a disabled people’s organisation. You can share your thoughts about all of these roles if you want to.

I have more questions – who can I ask?

If you have questions, reach out to our team at [email protected] or call us on 0483 699 258.

You can also learn more about the evaluation here.

What if I need an adjustment or support to get involved?

We can support all communication needs in consultations. This includes:

  • Auslan users
  • Deaf people
  • people who use communication devices.

You can let us know what support you need when you register.

You can find out more about adjustments and supports in evaluation in Fact sheet 1 of the Toolkit for engaging people with disability in evaluation.

What if I need support?

Some people may find talking about their experiences or hearing about other’s experiences upsetting or distressing.

There are also places you can make a complaint about service or report abuse.

You can find a range of information and support services here.

A banner depicting people with disability - a young boy eating a meal, a woman 
                            walking with a cane outdoors, and a young man with blue hair doing craft with a teacher.