South Australia Police Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025-2029

Consultation has concluded

Tell us what you think about our plan

South Australia Police has developed a draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan based on insights gathered from our initial consultation. We now invite you to share your feedback on the draft South Australia Police Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025 -2029.

Background

South Australia Police is committed to creating a policing environment that is inclusive, accessible, and respectful for all members of the community, including people living with disability and our workforce. This commitment is embedded in South Australia Police’s Vision 2030 and strategic direction and is reflected in our ongoing efforts to ensure services are equitable and responsive to everyone.

In August 2025, the State Disability Inclusion Plan 2025–2029 was released, setting the direction for disability inclusion across South Australia. This plan, along with your feedback have helped shape the development of South Australia Police’s draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (the Plan).

The Plan forms part of a whole-of-government commitment and aligns with the State Plan, which outlines priorities for improving access, inclusion, and participation for people living with disability.

The Plan provides a strategic framework for embedding inclusive practices into everyday policing and workplace culture, addressing barriers, and improving outcomes for people living with disability. It builds on lessons learned from previous plans, insights from meaningful stakeholder engagement, and evolving community expectations.

In the first stage of consultation, we asked for your suggestions on how South Australia Police could improve accessibility and inclusion. This next stage is your opportunity to review the proposed actions before the plan is finalised.

Get Involved

We’re inviting the South Australian community to review the draft actions in South Australia Police Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025–2029. Your feedback will help ensure the final plan reflects lived experience and addresses the priorities that matter most.

Your Feedback Matters

Your feedback will help us refine and strengthen the Plan, ensuring it is practical, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of people living with disability, their families, carers, and the broader community.

Public consultation is open until 20 February 2026, and the final Disability Access and Inclusion Plan will be published in early 2026.

Share your feedback:

  • Fill out our online survey form (this will just take a few minutes).
  • Download the paper survey and email the completed survey to: SAPOL.DiversityandInclusion@sapol.sa.gov.au or post to: South Australia Police, Diversity and Inclusion Branch, GPO Box 1539, ADELAIDE SA 5001.
  • You can speak with us. Just email us at the above email address with a name and phone number and we’ll make contact with you to arrange a suitable time to talk.

What are the next steps?

After this consultation closes, South Australia Police will review all feedback and finalise the South Australia Police's Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025–2029. The final Plan will be published on the South Australia Police Website.

Tell us what you think about our plan

South Australia Police has developed a draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan based on insights gathered from our initial consultation. We now invite you to share your feedback on the draft South Australia Police Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025 -2029.

Background

South Australia Police is committed to creating a policing environment that is inclusive, accessible, and respectful for all members of the community, including people living with disability and our workforce. This commitment is embedded in South Australia Police’s Vision 2030 and strategic direction and is reflected in our ongoing efforts to ensure services are equitable and responsive to everyone.

In August 2025, the State Disability Inclusion Plan 2025–2029 was released, setting the direction for disability inclusion across South Australia. This plan, along with your feedback have helped shape the development of South Australia Police’s draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (the Plan).

The Plan forms part of a whole-of-government commitment and aligns with the State Plan, which outlines priorities for improving access, inclusion, and participation for people living with disability.

The Plan provides a strategic framework for embedding inclusive practices into everyday policing and workplace culture, addressing barriers, and improving outcomes for people living with disability. It builds on lessons learned from previous plans, insights from meaningful stakeholder engagement, and evolving community expectations.

In the first stage of consultation, we asked for your suggestions on how South Australia Police could improve accessibility and inclusion. This next stage is your opportunity to review the proposed actions before the plan is finalised.

Get Involved

We’re inviting the South Australian community to review the draft actions in South Australia Police Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025–2029. Your feedback will help ensure the final plan reflects lived experience and addresses the priorities that matter most.

Your Feedback Matters

Your feedback will help us refine and strengthen the Plan, ensuring it is practical, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of people living with disability, their families, carers, and the broader community.

Public consultation is open until 20 February 2026, and the final Disability Access and Inclusion Plan will be published in early 2026.

Share your feedback:

  • Fill out our online survey form (this will just take a few minutes).
  • Download the paper survey and email the completed survey to: SAPOL.DiversityandInclusion@sapol.sa.gov.au or post to: South Australia Police, Diversity and Inclusion Branch, GPO Box 1539, ADELAIDE SA 5001.
  • You can speak with us. Just email us at the above email address with a name and phone number and we’ll make contact with you to arrange a suitable time to talk.

What are the next steps?

After this consultation closes, South Australia Police will review all feedback and finalise the South Australia Police's Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025–2029. The final Plan will be published on the South Australia Police Website.

  • Tell us what you think about our plan.

    South Australia Police has developed a draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan based on insights gathered from our initial consultation. We now invite you to share your feedback on the draft South Australia Disability Access and Inclusion Plan 2025 -2029.

    Consultation has concluded