Changing Places Survey

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Tell us where Changing Places toilets should be built in South Australia.

What is being decided?

We want to hear from people with disability about where Changing Places toilets should be built in South Australia.

Changing Places toilets include a range of features not available in standard accessible toilets, such as height-adjustable adult-sized change table, a tracking hoist system, non-slip flooring and increased space to accommodate a person in a wheelchair and up to two carers.

The South Australian Government is committed to improving access and inclusion. There is

About


This engagement has now closed

Updates and outcomes
(coming soon)

Tell us where Changing Places toilets should be built in South Australia.

What is being decided?

We want to hear from people with disability about where Changing Places toilets should be built in South Australia.

Changing Places toilets include a range of features not available in standard accessible toilets, such as height-adjustable adult-sized change table, a tracking hoist system, non-slip flooring and increased space to accommodate a person in a wheelchair and up to two carers.

The South Australian Government is committed to improving access and inclusion. There is widespread recognition that Changing Places is an example of best practice and can enable people with disability to participate in society with more independence and dignity. Learn more about Changing Places here: http://changingplaces.org.au

The 2017-18 State Budget announced $200,000 to fund partnerships to build five Changing Places toilets and we need your input to tell us where they are most needed.

How can your input influence the decision?

Your feedback will help the Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) to liaise with Local Government and communities in the locations that you tell us most need a Changing Places toilet.

Get involved

You can complete the survey by:

How will your input be used?

A report of the findings of the survey will be made available to the Minister for Disabilities and the Disability Engagement Register.

The Disability Engagement Register is a confidential contact list of people who volunteer to provide independent advice on issues that are important to people with disability in South Australia and we invite you to register!

Download the Disability Engagement Register Easy Read document (PDF 450KB)