The Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) 2025-2029
This is the second Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) for the Rural City of Murray Bridge, building on the foundations of the first plan (2020-2023). It outlines the actions Council will undertake to reaffirm its commitment to achieving meaningful and measurable improvements in accessibility and inclusion for people with disability across our community.
Under the Disability Inclusion Act SA (2018) (the Act), all State Authorities — including local governments — are required to develop a Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP).
In August 2025, the South Australian Government reaffirmed its commitment to access and inclusion with the launch of the Inclusive SA - State Disability Inclusion Plan - A South Australia where no one is left behind. The Rural City of Murray Bridge DAIP aligns with priority areas, outcomes and measures of the State Plan and its development has been guided by the process outlined in the DAIP Guidelines.
The priority areas or domains that inform the measures for our DAIP include:
- Inclusive Environments and Communities
- Education and Employment
- Personal and Community Support
- Health and Wellbeing
- Safety, Rights and Justice.
The draft DAIP was prepared using information gathered via research and targeted consultation with people with a lived experience of disability, people who care for or support people with disability and Council staff.
The draft DAIP was open for community consultation from 14 October to 6 November 2025 and feedback was carefully considered prior to the finalisation of the plan.
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