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Contribute to the Access Plan for PrideFEST

Perth’s annual PrideFEST begins in November and Living Proud WA are inviting people to contribute to the festivals access plan.

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In recent years ensuring that the festival has equitable access for everybody has been a big focus for Pride WA and this year they continue to explore new ways to improve the services and facilities.

LGBTIQ+ people with disability are invited to attend a face-to-face consultation and provide feedback on the PrideFEST Access Plan. Snacks and refreshments will be served, and each attendee will receive a $30 gift card for their participation.

The consultation is taking place at Lotteries House in West Perth on Sunday 2nd October from 11.00am – 1.00pm.

Places are limited, so it’s important to book your spot.

OIP Staff


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