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The Department of Communities and People with a Disability WA are seeking people to give input to the new WA state plan for disability.

They want to hear from people with lived experiences. They are planning to host a meeting at 6pm Tuesday 17th of September in at Lotteries House at City West.

However, we’re very keen to hear from a range of people and are happy to travel to meet with different
groups.

If you would like to attend, would like to arrange another meeting time, or just have any questions, please contact Oliver or Suresh at People with Disabilities WA on 9420-7279 or on oliver@pwdwa.org

OIP Staff


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