This morning, PWDACT celebrated International Day of People with Disability at Sharing Places, in their new Sharing Delights Cafe #idpwd#pwdact#sharingplaces https://t.co/OSOQkWZt30
Check out our member PWDACT November 2019 eBulletin - https://t.co/Zzwv2GVw4h
If you're not yet a member, you can join today for free at https://t.co/w3dzubP1Nd
Everyone is welcome to our free Morning Tea & Cartoon Exhibit on 10 October at 10am at the Canberra Museum and Gallery for World Mental Health Day. Get your free tickets from https://t.co/L2ftxH9kcb or email [email protected] https://t.co/rR4JRvI2ey
What do you think of Canberra's Mental Health system? The ACT Government has released a Work Plan 2019-2021 for the Office for Mental Health and Wellbeing https://t.co/bbCDpucYhQ. PWDACT would like to know what you think about it. Does it hit the spot? Are there areas to improve?
Great to meet today with Rachel Stephen-Smith MLA. We look forward to future conversations, and a positive and productive 2019 @RachelSS_MLA #canberra#disability
Pictured l-r, Rachel Sirr (PWDACT), David Luck (PWDACT), Rachel Stephen-Smith, Robert McMahon (PWDACT)
Are you a young person with disability? Got a passion? Got something to say? Come along to Pitch Your Passion on March 22, from 7-9pm at Ainslie Arts Centre! Tickets at https://t.co/YSV5s8k0mQ @PWDACT2@Adv4Inclusion@anudsaofficial@citsa4u@UCLife
We are thankful to @FairfaxRegional for publishing some complementary ads in the @canberratimes Early General News section starting from next week #disabilities#canberra
AGM was tonight.terrific to see some of our members & stakeholders. “We are becoming a more active organisation & one that is being listened to.We have a great staffing team that are working well together. I think next year is going to be even better.” -President, David Luck
We were privileged to receive an ACT Chief Minister’s award 2018 for our work in #humanrights. Two of our team were also awarded individually. Congrats to everybody for your incredible & important work, creating a more #inclusive society for everyone in #Canberra. #ACTInclusion
Only about 10 per cent of the 65,000 #Canberrans with #disability are supported by the #NDIS, and the ACT government still has a substantial role to play in the sector. https://t.co/4uCJjqYRA0 via @smh@Sherryn_G