Have your say on the next State Disability Plan and the next Victorian Autism Plan
Consultation is now closed.
Thank you to everyone who took part in the consultation.
You can keep up to date with what happens next on Engage Victoria.
Timeline
In 2027:
- The next four-year State Disability Plan and the next Victorian Autism Plan will be released.
- A final report on the current State Disability Plan will be released.
- A final report on the current Victorian Autism Plan will be released.
Date: 14 Mar 2022
Inclusive Victoria: state disability plan (2022–2026) is Victoria’s plan for making our community inclusive and accessible for everyone.
Read the Inclusive Victoria: state disability plan midway report to find out more about the plan’s progress.
Easy English, summaries and accessible versions of the plan
Audio, Auslan and Braille versions of the plan
- Inclusive Victoria: state disability plan (2022–2026) - Audio
- Inclusive Victoria: state disability plan (2022–2026) - Auslan
- Braille available on request by emailing ofd@dffh.vic.gov.au.
Minister’s foreword
The new state disability plan is an opportunity to renew our commitment to improving the lives of Victorians with disability.
Acknowledgement
We acknowledge Aboriginal people as the first peoples and Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and waterways on which we live.
Our language
Language is a powerful tool for changing community attitudes, promoting inclusion and fostering disability pride.
Message from the Victorian Disability Advisory Council (VDAC)
The Victorian Disability Advisory Council is a group of community leaders with disability.
About the plan
Inclusive Victoria: state disability plan (2022–2026) is Victoria's plan for making things fairer for people with disability.
Systemic reform – commitments, actions and accountability
Building genuine inclusion means changing the way we do things.
Commitments over the next four years
Our 22 priority areas are organised under four pillars - inclusive communities, health, housing and wellbeing, fairness and safety, and opportunity and pride.
How we will know the plan is working
To make sure the plan is progressing and delivering improved outcomes for people, we will be tracking progress against the plan throughout its life.
Who is delivering the plan?
Every government department has helped to develop the state disability plan. The Office for Disability will work with each of these departments to ensure they deliver on commitments and action plans.
Thank you
We would like to express our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed their valued insights into developing this plan.
Appendix 1: Full list of submissions and contributors
Full list of submissions and contributors to the Inclusive Victoria - State Disability Plan 2022-2026
Glossary: Words and abbreviations used in this plan
We define key terms used in the State Disability Plan, and acknowledge that people have different definitions.
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