Are you in a wheelchair and looking for an accessible day trip in Phillip Island? ♿️ Phillip Island, a popular day trip from Melbourne, lies just off Australia’s southern coast. Popularised for it’s penguin parades and unique wildlife experiences. This place is a must for anyone living in or visiting Victoria. 🐧 🐧 🐧 🐧 …
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Are you in a wheelchair and looking for an accessible day trip in Canberra? ♿️ ♿️ Canberra is not only the capital of Australia, but it has lots to offer all types of people. As art lovers and history buffs know, there is a vibrant local arts scene and major heritage sites. There is also …
Are you in a wheelchair and looking for a fun day out in Victoria? Why not try Wheelchair Accessible Sovereign Hill, a place of magic and adventure where you get to experience what it was like to live during the Gold Rush Era of the 1850s. Surrounded by the smells, sights and sounds of their …
Why is Wheelchair Accessibility important? Wheelchair Accessibility is a basic human right and an essential component of inclusivity and diversity. People in a wheelchair should have equal access to Melbourne because everyone deserves the opportunity to participate fully in society, regardless of their physical abilities. Working in the disability sector for over 10 years in …
Ensuring Accessibility for All: A Guide to Making Your Business More Inclusive Having worked with people with a disability for over 10 years, and having both family members and friends with a disability, we have experienced the affects of a lack of accessibility on everyday lives. People not being able to leave their homes because …
If you are not a person who has a disability, you may be wondering what exactly is disabled accessible in Melbourne? That’s a good question! Well, there is lots that is disabled accessible in Melbourne, including; the Melbourne Zoo, NGV International, ArtVo, the Australian Sports Museum, ACMI, Melbourne Museum, Melbourne Aquarium, Immigration Museum, and the …
Wheelchair Accessibility is a Human Right Did you know that the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) makes it against the law for public places to be inaccessible to people with a disability? This means that places like; Public footpaths and walkways, Educational institutions, Shops and department stores, Cafes, restaurants, pubs, Parks, public swimming pools, public toilets, and pedestrian malls, Hairdressers and beauty salons …
For people without a disability, it may be hard to fully grasp the importance of disabled access in the community or, how the lack of accessibility in various areas can gravely impact the lives of people with disability. This can include such common things as; getting on and off public transport, maintaining a job, visiting …
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