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 CYDA / WWDA Disability Royal Commission Youth Engagement

Experiences of girls, young women, feminine-identifying and non-binary youth with disability.

Introduction

Please only complete this survey if you are between 15 and 30 years of age.

Women with Disabilities Australia (WWDA) and Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) have created this survey because we want to hear your stories, experiences and ideas, and share them with the Disability Royal Commission (DRC) to let them know what you think could be done better for girls, young women, feminine-identifying and non-binary young people with disability!

 

The DRC is a way that we can look into specific and important issues. It is a platform for you to share your experiences, challenges, thoughts, ideas and hopes for the future. The DRC is not a legal proceeding or a court, and it is independent of the justice system and the Australian Government.

 

WWDA and CYDA  will use the information you give us in this survey to write a report to share with the DRC. None of your personal information will be shared. The DRC will use the important information and suggestions you provide to make recommendations to the Australian Government about what needs to be done better, so that we can create the future we want - together!

If you require additional support to complete this survey, please contact;
Maeve Kennedy (CYDA) on 0432 410 633 or,
Tess Moodie (WWDA) on 0459 887 170 via email (hyperlink), text message or phone call.
1.Which state or territory are you from?(Required.)
2.Which age bracket applies to you?(Required.)
3.Are you from a rural or remote area?(Required.)
4.Are you from a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background, a migrant or a refugee? Tick all that apply:(Required.)
5.What is your gender identity?(Required.)
6.Have you engaged with the DRC before?(Required.)
7.Do you feel safe and included at home?
8.What would make you feel more safe and/or included at home?
9.Do you feel safe and included in the workplace?
10.What would make you feel more safe and/or included in the workplace?
11.Do you feel safe and included when accessing education?
12.What would make you feel more safe and/or included when accessing education?
13. Do you feel safe and included when accessing health services and providers?
14.What would make you feel more safe and/or included when accessing health services and providers?
15.What can be done to make girls, young women, feminine-identifying and non-binary youth with disability feel safe?
16.What resources are missing to support girls, young women, feminine-identifying and non-binary youth with disability?
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