Creating Access Part 3 - Youth Services Talk Accessibility 

Youth services are vital to support and develop young people to reach their full potential, including young people with disability. They work to connect them with their communities, coordinate age-appropriate activities and provide tailored supports relevant to their life stage.
All young people in NSW need access to youth services, but there hasn’t been much information and support about how to make sure that young people with disability have equal access.
In this video youth service providers who were part of the Creating Access project discuss what accessibility means to them. Part 3 in our series highlighting youth advocates working in the disability space and presenting conversations about accessibility and the barriers that exist to achieve it.
Creating Access is a joint project between People with Disability Australia (PWDA), the peak body for people with disability, and Youth Action, the peak body for young people and youth services in NSW.
To access the disability inclusion tool kit and to learn more about the project.
www.creatingaccess.org.au