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Disability Action Plan – Health and Wellbeing

August 28, 2024
A psychologist is pictured holding out a card to young girl wearing glasses in a wheelchair.

This month in the Queensland Disability Action Plan 2022-2027, we discuss the sixth key outcome area: health and wellbeing.

This outcome area is focused on ensuring people with disability attain the highest possible health and wellbeing outcomes throughout their lives.

This includes ensuring all health service providers have the capabilities to meet the needs of people with disability. It is important that all prevention and early intervention health services are timely, comprehensive, appropriate and effective to support better overall health and wellbeing.

It is also equally important that all mental health supports and services are appropriate, effective, and accessible for people with disability.

Disaster preparedness, risk management plans and public emergency responses are also a focal point of the Health and Wellbeing outcome, ensuring the plans and responses are inclusive of people with disability, and support their physical and mental health, and wellbeing.

To find out more about how this outcome area will be implemented, visit the Queensland Disability Action Plan here.

As the peak body for vision loss in Queensland, Guide Dogs Queensland supports the implementation of Queensland’s Disability Plan. We are committed to providing our Clients and their families with regular information and updates regarding the implementation of the plan and its actions.

Click here to visit the Queensland Government’s website dedicated to the Disability Action Plan for a wealth of information and resources.

In the September edition of The Guide we will take a look at the final outcome area of the Plan, ‘Community Attitudes’.



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