Workshops
Mandurah Disability Network
Time:
10am - 11.30am
Where:
Tuckey Meeting Room, 83 Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah (Council Chambers Building)
Come along to the November Mandurah Disability Network meeting to have your say on the next Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031.
The Mandurah Disability Network connects disability organisations, people with disability, community advocates, and family members to exchange information about events, activities, resources, and innovative ideas.
The goal of the network is to build a community where people with disability can actively participate in all aspects of local life.
Meeting quarterly, the network features a morning tea, guest speakers, information sharing, and plenty of opportunities for discussions.
A community where information is shared, and people with disability have opportunities to be involved, creates a better place for everyone.
To register: Email hcc@mandurah.wa.gov.au
For more information: https://www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/explore/whats-on/calendar/community%20event/mandurah%20disability%20network
Further workshops will be added soon.
Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031 Community Workshop 1 - Falcon
Help Shape Mandurah’s Next Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031
The City of Mandurah is developing its next Access and Inclusion Plan (AIP). The AIP reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to improving access and inclusion for people with disability in all parts of community life.
We want to hear from you. Your experiences and ideas will inform the next plan and help the City continue making progress towards better access and inclusion for people with disability.
Register now to attend one of four upcoming community workshops in November - three in person and one online - focused on improving access and inclusion in Mandurah. Share what is working well, where barriers remain, and your big ideas for how the City can keep improving access and participation for people with disability.
13 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Falcon Library and Community Centre
19 November 2025, 1pm to 3pm - Lakelands Library and Community Centre
20 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Mandurah Bowling Club
26 November 2025, 4pm - 6pm Online workshop
Workshops will focus on the following seven outcome areas:
• Services and events
• Buildings and public spaces
• Information
• Customer service
• Complaints
• Consultation
• Employment
Registrations are essential. Book your place by emailing hcc@mandurah.wa.gov.au or call 9550 3256, including requests for an Ausland interpreter or to discuss accessibility needs. Please note at least two weeks' notice is required for an Auslan interpreter. A link for the online workshop will be sent via email once registrations have been received.
Accessibility
• ACROD parking available
• Quiet space for breaks
• Sensory resources available
• Visual Story and Communication Board provided to support participation
• Morning or afternoon tea provided
If you are unable to attend a workshop, you can still share your feedback through the online survey here to have your say.
Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031 Community Workshop 2 - Lakelands
Help Shape Mandurah’s Next Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031
The City of Mandurah is developing its next Access and Inclusion Plan (AIP). The AIP reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to improving access and inclusion for people with disability in all parts of community life.
We want to hear from you. Your experiences and ideas will inform the next plan and help the City continue making progress towards better access and inclusion for people with disability.
Register now to attend one of four upcoming community workshops in November - three in person and one online - focused on improving access and inclusion in Mandurah. Share what is working well, where barriers remain, and your big ideas for how the City can keep improving access and participation for people with disability.
13 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Falcon Library and Community Centre
19 November 2025, 1pm to 3pm - Lakelands Library and Community Centre
20 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Mandurah Bowling Club
26 November 2025, 4pm - 6pm Online workshop
Workshops will focus on the following seven outcome areas:
• Services and events
• Buildings and public spaces
• Information
• Customer service
• Complaints
• Consultation
• Employment
Registrations are essential. Book your place by emailing hcc@mandurah.wa.gov.au or call 9550 3256, including requests for an Ausland interpreter or to discuss accessibility needs. Please note at least two weeks' notice is required for an Auslan interpreter. A link for the online workshop will be sent via email once registrations have been received.
Accessibility
• ACROD parking available
• Quiet space for breaks
• Sensory resources available
• Visual Story and Communication Board provided to support participation
• Morning or afternoon tea provided
If you are unable to attend a workshop, you can still share your feedback through the online survey here to have your say.
Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031 Community Workshop 3 - Mandurah
Help Shape Mandurah’s Next Access and Inclusion Plan 2026 - 2031
The City of Mandurah is developing its next Access and Inclusion Plan (AIP). The AIP reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to improving access and inclusion for people with disability in all parts of community life.
We want to hear from you. Your experiences and ideas will inform the next plan and help the City continue making progress towards better access and inclusion for people with disability.
Register now to attend one of four upcoming community workshops in November - three in person and one online - focused on improving access and inclusion in Mandurah. Share what is working well, where barriers remain, and your big ideas for how the City can keep improving access and participation for people with disability.
13 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Falcon Library and Community Centre
19 November 2025, 1pm to 3pm - Lakelands Library and Community Centre
20 November 2025, 10am to 12pm - Mandurah Bowling Club
26 November 2025, 4pm - 6pm Online workshop
Workshops will focus on the following seven outcome areas:
• Services and events
• Buildings and public spaces
• Information
• Customer service
• Complaints
• Consultation
• Employment
Registrations are essential. Book your place by emailing hcc@mandurah.wa.gov.au or call 9550 3256, including requests for an Ausland interpreter or to discuss accessibility needs. Please note at least two weeks' notice is required for an Auslan interpreter. A link for the online workshop will be sent via email once registrations have been received.
Accessibility
• ACROD parking available
• Quiet space for breaks
• Sensory resources available
• Visual Story and Communication Board provided to support participation
• Morning or afternoon tea provided
If you are unable to attend a workshop, you can still share your feedback through the online survey here to have your say.