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The Whyalla Disability Inclusive Reference Group is a community consultancy group dedicated to promoting access and inclusion for people living with disability across Whyalla.

04/09/2026

Are you involved in disability sports? Have your say on the future of sport in Australia.

Australian Sports Commission and The University of Queensland are running a survey about changes to help people with disability take part in sport.

Your feedback will help shape the National Disability Sport Action Plan.

📝 Complete the survey by 30 September 2026.

For more information, check the comments below. 👇

04/09/2026

September is Muscular Dystrophy (MD) Awareness Month! 💚 Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD) is one form of muscular dystrophy.

Help raise awareness by sharing our posts! To learn more about LGMD, please visit our website: www.LGMD-Info.org



04/09/2026

ADAI is having a Drop-in session at ADRA Connection on Tuesday 8th September.
Learn more about us and how we can help you.
No appointment needed. We are a FREE service!

📅 Tuesday 8th September
⏰ 9.30am - 12:30pm
📍ADRA Connections - 63 Hincks Avenue, Whyalla Norrie.

***For more information, please contact Daniela on 0439 020 121.

02/09/2026

The Whyalla Disability Inclusive Reference Group will be meeting on Friday 11 September at 11am at the Uniting SA Community Centre.

We look forward to seeing you there!😀

Send a message to learn more

27/08/2026

The NDIS changes have passed Parliament. Now our focus turns to what happens next.

We know many people with disability and families are worried about what the changes could mean for their supports.

You might be wondering: Will my plan change? What happens if my funding is reduced? Can I challenge an NDIA decision? Who can help me?

You don’t need to have all those answers today.

We’ve put together a practical guide with information about independent disability advocacy, reviews and appeals, legal support, and steps you can take if an NDIA decision affects you.

Importantly, the changes will be rolled out in stages. The legislation passing does not mean everyone’s supports change overnight.

But as the changes begin, knowing your rights and knowing where to turn for independent help will matter.

Keep records. Ask questions. Check your review rights. Seek independent advice early if something doesn’t seem right.

And keep telling us what you’re experiencing.

The NDIS exists because people with disability, families and supporters came together and demanded something better. That same community will be essential to making sure the NDIS remains fair, transparent and centred on people with disability.

👉 Read our guide: https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/ndis-changes-have-passed-heres-where-to-get-help-if-youre-affected/

And join us for our Protect Our NDIS Community Debrief, where we’ll come together to unpack what happened and talk about what comes next.

📅 Friday 28 August
⏰ 12pm AEST
💻 Online via Zoom
🔗 Register: https://events.humanitix.com/after-the-vote-ndis-community-debrief

[Image description: Graphic with the text, “NDIS changes have passed. Here’s where to get help if you’re affected.” The Every Australian Counts logo appears at the bottom, with five colourful icons across the top representing communication, information, rights, people and protection.]

24/08/2026

Free Event

Another two days come to an end, and what a highly successful two days it has been! 🎉A huge shoutout to all the incredib...
17/08/2026

Another two days come to an end, and what a highly successful two days it has been! 🎉

A huge shoutout to all the incredible volunteers who helped make the Chill Out Zone at the Whyalla Show happen. Your time, energy and hard work are truly appreciated. 💙

A big thank you also to the Whyalla Show Society Inc and the Whyalla City Council for providing the resources and use of the room. Your support helped make the Chill Out Zone possible.

We’d love to hear your thoughts! All feedback is welcome as we continue to improve and make the space even better. 😊

Thank you to everyone who came along, took part, or simply used the space to take a break, recharge and enjoy the Show. 🥰

The new and improved Chill Out Zone is OPEN! 💙The Chill Out Zone is a welcoming, quiet space for anyone who needs it, fo...
15/08/2026

The new and improved Chill Out Zone is OPEN! 💙

The Chill Out Zone is a welcoming, quiet space for anyone who needs it, for any reason.

Whether you need a break from the crowds, noise or activity, or simply want a calm place to relax and recharge, you are welcome. 💙

📍 You can find us in the Judo Room.

Come in, take a breather and make yourself comfortable. 🌿

13/08/2026

As exciting as the Whyalla Show is, sometimes all that excitement can be overwhelming. That's why for the past few years we out here have done our best to offer a safe space for anyone experiencing sensory processing issues through the Whyalla Show Chill Out Zone.

So, we just wanted to remind everyone that if you or someone you care for needs a quick break from all the noise and crowds then feel free to drop into the Chill Out Zone located at the Judo hall.

We would also like to thank the Whyalla Disability Inclusive Reference Group for establishing and staffing the Chill Out Zone so more people can enjoy the Whyalla Show at their own pace.

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