Start by having signs at parks with images of the toys, activities bathroom sign etc on it... So our non verbal community members can point

A sensory friendly community hub where clients and supports can socially engage and interact.

showcase businesses, organisations, schools etc who champion inclusion practices inline with United Nations definition of genuine inclusion

We need Changing Places at numerous community venues to enable universal inclusion for local community members, visitors & tourism

Have a centre for disability people as art craft, meeting area, quit area, learning area, eating area. more walking access for wheelchair.

Council to make all curb and guttering access points at road crossings in the CBD to be best practice standards for electric wheel chairs

Include universal accessibility design principles in Maitland's Development Control Plan 2011 so non-Council premises (shops) are accessible

Businesses need to view disability access to their premises more holistically. Not just ramps but layout, noise, tactile signs and respect.

Businesses need to view disability access to their premises more holistically. Not just ramps but layout, noise, tactile signs and respect.

I’m legally blind I have to walk three time a day to walk to pick up my son seriously no footpath on wollombi Road Farley

Disabilities can also include things such as food allergies, FPies, etc so need to be mindful when setting up food areas.

More footpaths! In east Maitland it’s hard to find a footpath along residential streets. It’s a big safety issue- especially along the A43