Face-to-face communication is an opportunity to connect with people and communicate through gesture, body language, images and words.

Community groups have important roles right across Queensland. Community groups include bushcare groups, special interest clubs, cultural groups, craft and artistic groups and rural associations.

Communication access means everyone can get their message across, no matter how they communicate. All Queenslanders should have access to the information we need to make informed choices about our ...

Universal Design is a feature of an inclusive society. Making information accessible is 1 of the 7 principles of Universal Design. Universal Design is a process which seeks to design products, places, ...

Personal hardship financial assistance is available for Queensland communities impacted by the South West Queensland Bushfires November 2024. If you are under the age of 18, please contact the ...

Alternative formats are different versions of document that are accessible to people with different communication needs. They include Easy Read and Easy English, large print documents, audio version ...

Audio description: A blonde woman with pink glasses, earrings and jacket. She is wearing a white shirt and holding a cane. She is standing in a foyer. Transcript: When I’m included in society as ...

Make sure the agenda and notes are accessible. Ask participants to record the meeting and let them know if you plan on sharing or publishing the video. Record and transcribe your meeting. You can do ...

Module 2: Coerc ive control and t he law training Module 2 focuses on the changes to the law around coercive control that will come into effect from 26 May 2025. Module 2 continues from Module 1 with ...

Audio description: A blonde woman with pink glasses, earrings and jacket. She is wearing a white shirt and holding a cane. She is standing in a foyer. Transcript: When I’m included in society as ...

Dr Sharon Boyce (00:00): Audio description: Woman in a bright orange and pink stripey dress is sitting in a wheelchair. She is sitting in a foyer, with green trees behind her in the background.

We acknowledge the importance of asking and respecting individual preferences because we know disability is different for everyone. Language around disability is evolving and people have different ...