People with Disability

One in five Australians have a disability and most people will experience some type of disability in their lifetime. 

We believe that everyone, including people with a disability have the right to participate and contribute to a society and live a good life.   

In Campbelltown we need to ensure that everyone in our community feels included, valued and confident to enjoy everything our city has to offer.

Campbelltown City Disability Inclusion Action Plan - DIAP

The Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) 2022 - 2026(PDF, 1MB) identifies and commits Council to a proactive approach to implementing, reviewing and monitoring initiatives and outcomes over a four-year period. 

DIAP includes practical ways to increase physical access and promote public information and engagement opportunities for people with disabilities.  And where Council is acknowledged as an employer of people with disability. 

DIAP guides Council's strategic approach to inclusion with the following four focus areas: 

  • Developing positive community attitudes and behaviours
  • Creating liveable communities
  • Supporting access to meaningful employment
  • Improving Council’s internal systems and processes to increase opportunities for people with disabilities.

Council is also committed to:

  • Facilitation of the DIAP Working Group
  • Compulsory disability awareness training for all Council staff
  • Provision of information in alternative formats as required.
  • AUSLAN interpreters on request.

For more information regarding DIAP contact Email:clife@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au

Library Services

Connect, create and engage!

Council's Library Services can home deliver books, newspapers, magazines and audiotapes for people who have a disability or older people who are frail. Libraries are currently developing new accessible programs for our community.

Community Information Directory

If you are a person with disability or are carer for a person or persons with disability and are looking for services to support you or groups to participate in, our Campbelltown Community Information Directory has a comprehensive list.

If you are a service or community group, you can also register as a new listing suggestion for the Campbelltown Community Directory.

Demographic resources

If you are a student or service seeking statistical information, check out Campbelltown City Council's Community Profile ID

Need more information?

Contact our Library information desk.
Phone: 02 4645 4444
Email: library@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au

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