Draft Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030

We’re developing a new Access and Inclusion Plan, building on the work already underway to make the Tweed more accessible, inclusive and welcoming for everyone. This plan sets out the key actions and priorities that will guide improvements to access and inclusion across our community over the next 4 years.

We want you to have your say.

This Draft Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030 is a result of consultation with the Tweed community including people living with disability, their carers, local disability service providers, peak organisations, Council’s Equal Access Advisory Committee and Council staff.

What we achieved under the current plan (2023–2026)

A complete record of all actions delivered during this period is available in Council’s Annual Reports.

These achievements demonstrate the foundations we’ve built and help inform the development of the new Draft Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030.

The draft plan outlines the actions Council will take to create a more inclusive community across 4 key focus areas.

  1. Developing positive community attitudes and behaviours.
  2. Creating liveable and accessible communities.
  3. Supporting access to meaningful employment.
  4. Improving access to mainstream services through better systems and processes.

Read the draft Tweed Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030

We want to hear what you think

Your feedback will help shape a plan that makes a difference for people with disability in the Tweed.

Read the draft plan and tell us what you think about the four focus areas and the actions proposed. Your input will guide the final Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030.

How to have your say

Have your say by 4 pm, Thursday 7 May 2026. There are different ways you can have your say.

The General Manager
Tweed Shire Council
PO Box 816
Murwillumbah NSW 2484

  • Attend an information session.
    • In-person
      • Murwillumbah Civic and Cultural Centre (Canvas & Kettle Room), Wednesday 8 April, 2 to 3 pm
      • Tweed Heads Library, Thursday 16 April, 10 to 11 am
    • Online session, Wednesday 15 April, 11 am to 12 noon (Auslan supported)

  • Call a project officer on 02 6670 2400.

We’re developing a new Access and Inclusion Plan, building on the work already underway to make the Tweed more accessible, inclusive and welcoming for everyone. This plan sets out the key actions and priorities that will guide improvements to access and inclusion across our community over the next 4 years.

We want you to have your say.

This Draft Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030 is a result of consultation with the Tweed community including people living with disability, their carers, local disability service providers, peak organisations, Council’s Equal Access Advisory Committee and Council staff.

What we achieved under the current plan (2023–2026)

A complete record of all actions delivered during this period is available in Council’s Annual Reports.

These achievements demonstrate the foundations we’ve built and help inform the development of the new Draft Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030.

The draft plan outlines the actions Council will take to create a more inclusive community across 4 key focus areas.

  1. Developing positive community attitudes and behaviours.
  2. Creating liveable and accessible communities.
  3. Supporting access to meaningful employment.
  4. Improving access to mainstream services through better systems and processes.

Read the draft Tweed Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030

We want to hear what you think

Your feedback will help shape a plan that makes a difference for people with disability in the Tweed.

Read the draft plan and tell us what you think about the four focus areas and the actions proposed. Your input will guide the final Access and Inclusion Plan 2026–2030.

How to have your say

Have your say by 4 pm, Thursday 7 May 2026. There are different ways you can have your say.

The General Manager
Tweed Shire Council
PO Box 816
Murwillumbah NSW 2484

  • Attend an information session.
    • In-person
      • Murwillumbah Civic and Cultural Centre (Canvas & Kettle Room), Wednesday 8 April, 2 to 3 pm
      • Tweed Heads Library, Thursday 16 April, 10 to 11 am
    • Online session, Wednesday 15 April, 11 am to 12 noon (Auslan supported)

  • Call a project officer on 02 6670 2400.
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