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Developed by the team from JFA Purple Orange, the guide provides information on disability awareness, inclusive recruitment and on-boarding processes. It cover’s topics including – creating accessible and inclusive workplaces, barriers people with disability may come across, and embedding inclusivity across all your procedures and policies Author : Purple Orange and Volunteering SA/NT
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Making your volunteer program more inclusive for more people is easier than you think! This simple checklist provides some practical steps to make sure everyone can access the benefits of volunteering. Start your journey towards ore inclusive volunteering today. Author : Volunteerability
Includes Toolkits and guidelines for Accessible: Play Spaces – Communication – Wayfinding and Signage – Community Events and consultation groups with people living with disability Author: South Australian Government
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A Code of Conduct sets out the rules and expectations that members of an organisation must follow. This resource includes a variety of options to include in your organisations code of conduct in regard to diversity and inclusion. Author : Volunteerability
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This co-design guide will provide you with directions on how to successfully engage, connect and co-design with people with disability. Author: People with Disability Western Australia
The business case for disability employment targets. Guidelines for setting and achieving targets to increase the employment of people with disability. Author: Australian Network on Disability
Plain language can express complex ideas. Engage people with words they can understand quickly: use the list on this page. Plain language is different to Easy English. Source: Australian Government
Self-Advocacy@Work helps autistic people navigate the world of employment, understand workplace rights and develop self-advocacy skills. Source: Autism CRC (Cooperative Research Centres)
From making friends and self-care, to entering the workforce and advocating for your needs, this interactive resource for the Autistic community , co-designed by autistic adults, aims to provide useful information, strategies and activities. Author: Collaboration between Australian Government, Autism SA and University of Adelaide
Giving community sport clubs and schools the support and skills to include people with disability when, where and how they choose. A national award winning program dedicated to enhancing inclusivity in sports by empowering local sporting clubs, schools and communities to embrace diversity and create opportunities for people with disability. Includes inclusion check list, free … Continued
Discover strengths for the workplace or further education Identify and communicate sensory preferences and skills Set goals based on personalised suggestions Create a team to support your progress Author: Autism Cooperative Research Centre’s (CRC) Australian Government
The information on this site and our free ‘AUTISM WORKS’ downloadable information guides can help you explore ways to be more inclusive for Autistic and autism communities. By implementing this guidance, you are making a meaningful start in recognising Autistic strengths and all the ways that autism works. Author: Government of South Australia – Office for Autism
Centre for Universal Design Australia (CUDA) online course, Introduction to Universal Design, is free and available now. Author: CUDA
Guidelines to help you use appropriate images of people with disability in various platforms. “Imagery that normalises the presence of people with disability in everyday scenes will also suggest dignity, independence, mobility and inclusion of people with disability.” Author : People with Disability Australia PWDA
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Alternative text (alt text) is a brief description of an image that is read aloud by screen readers for users who are visually impaired. Including alt text is another way to get your message across in an accessible way Author: Volunteerability
