About our draft DAIP

The draft Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (2026 – 2030) sets out how Adelaide Hills Council will work with people with disability, carers, families, businesses, the wider community and our staff to remove barriers and create more inclusive places, services and opportunities across the Hills.

Your feedback

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Our approach

Our approach is strength‑based and integrated

  • People with disability contribute skills, leadership and perspectives across all areas of community life.

  • We focus on universal design — designing environments so they can be used by as many people as possible without needing adaptation.

  • We design for belonging and participation, so people can take part in ways that reflect their strengths, identities and choices.

  • The DAIP recognises autism as part of disability diversity. Actions consider sensory, communication and participation needs across environments, services and engagement activities.

Why does this plan matter?

Why does this plan matter?

  • For community members

    It helps make public places easier to move around, information easier to understand, events more welcoming, and services easier to use.

  • For families and carers

    It reduces everyday barriers and supports inclusion in community life.

  • For local businesses and community groups

    It provides guidance and partnerships to improve accessibility and attract more customers and participants.

  • For Council

    It aligns our work with South Australian law and national strategies and turns our values into clear actions and measurable outcomes.

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