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We are seeking community feedback on our Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan 2026-2027. The 12-month plan continues our commitment to disability inclusion by building on the current Disability Action Plan 2021-2025 and preparing for the development of the next four-year plan. It focuses on improving accessibility, strengthening inclusion and ensuring people with disability can participate fully in community life.
Background
The Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan has been developed under the Disability Act 2006, which requires public authorities to take proactive steps to remove barriers and promote inclusion for people with disability.
With the Victorian Government's next State Disability Action Plan covering the period 2027-2031, Council has prepared a 12-month Bridging Plan to maintain momentum and ensure alignment with future State priorities. The plan builds on the achievements of the current Disability Action Plan while strengthening Council systems, workforce capability, governance and evidence gathering to support the development of the next four-year Disability Action Plan.
Key features
The Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan focuses on five key areas:
Strengthening engagement with people with lived experience of disability and supporting leadership opportunities.
Building staff capability and promoting inclusive practices across Council.
Improving the accessibility of Council infrastructure, services and information.
Strengthening partnerships with disability organisations and the broader community sector.
Aligning disability inclusion initiatives with Council's strategic planning framework.
Provide your feedback
After viewing the draft plan in the Documents section of this page, we invite community feedback by Thursday 24 September 2026 by emailing info@indigoshire.vic.gov.au or posting it to PO Box 28, Beechworth VIC 3747.
Community feedback will help inform the final plan and support our ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and accessible Indigo Shire for all.
We are seeking community feedback on our Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan 2026-2027. The 12-month plan continues our commitment to disability inclusion by building on the current Disability Action Plan 2021-2025 and preparing for the development of the next four-year plan. It focuses on improving accessibility, strengthening inclusion and ensuring people with disability can participate fully in community life.
Background
The Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan has been developed under the Disability Act 2006, which requires public authorities to take proactive steps to remove barriers and promote inclusion for people with disability.
With the Victorian Government's next State Disability Action Plan covering the period 2027-2031, Council has prepared a 12-month Bridging Plan to maintain momentum and ensure alignment with future State priorities. The plan builds on the achievements of the current Disability Action Plan while strengthening Council systems, workforce capability, governance and evidence gathering to support the development of the next four-year Disability Action Plan.
Key features
The Draft Disability Action Bridging Plan focuses on five key areas:
Strengthening engagement with people with lived experience of disability and supporting leadership opportunities.
Building staff capability and promoting inclusive practices across Council.
Improving the accessibility of Council infrastructure, services and information.
Strengthening partnerships with disability organisations and the broader community sector.
Aligning disability inclusion initiatives with Council's strategic planning framework.
Provide your feedback
After viewing the draft plan in the Documents section of this page, we invite community feedback by Thursday 24 September 2026 by emailing info@indigoshire.vic.gov.au or posting it to PO Box 28, Beechworth VIC 3747.
Community feedback will help inform the final plan and support our ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and accessible Indigo Shire for all.
