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22.01.2022 Join two of our personal favs Ged Kearney and Bill Shorten as they talk all things disability!

21.01.2022 Should sign language be a compulsory subject in school? What are your thoughts?

21.01.2022 Expressions of interest close Friday! We are seeking to expand our team and seeking passionate policy people to join us to help foster a party and a party platform that enables all people with disability. Please message the page to express your interest :)

20.01.2022 We are putting Victorians mental health first. This has been the toughest year many of us have ever lived through. As we recover from this pandemic, we can’t lose sight of what matters most the health and wellbeing of our families, friends and communities.... That’s why this year’s Budget supports the recovery of our state and the fundamental rebuild of our system - delivering new beds, more staff and dedicated early support for young Victorians. While the Royal Commission finishes its important work, we are getting on with fixing this broken system, by investing in the much-needed foundation interim recommendations. Other key Budget investments include: $19.4 million to support mental health clinicians at the Victorian Fixed Threat Assessment Centre and deliver specialised services to meet the needs of people referred by the Centre $4.4 million to improve culturally appropriate support for Aboriginal Victorians $3.9 million for providing mental health and wellbeing support for asylum seekers. $152 million to support and provide mental health services in direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic For more information, visit the following: http://www.health.vic.gov.au/mentalhealthservices/ https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/putting-mental-health-victor

18.01.2022 Thank you to all the Australian Labor Party Members and Labor Enabled members / supporters for joining our special Labor Enabled online NDIS Forum with Bill Sho...rten - Dec 2020. Thank you to Craig Crawford MP, the Queensland Labor Minister for Seniors and Disability Services and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships, for joining us and chairing the zoom meeting, facilitating the Q&A, and for your insights to the current events of the management of the NDIS. Thank you to Bill Shorten for joining us and Bill candidly got us all up-to-date on all the current events and issues from the federal level too and warmly welcomed Labor Enabled members and their questions from around the country including from Labor Enabled QLD, NSW Labor Enabled, Labor Enabled SA, Labor Enabled Tasmania and, especially welcome & thanks too for our colleagues from Labor Enabled Victoria. Bill also told us about about the new Parliamentary Inquiry launched yesterday: People with disability and their families have voiced concerns about NDIS Independent Assessments proposed Morrison Government reforms that threaten to erode the scheme. After months of public opposition to these changes, a Parliamentary Inquiry has been launched. Make your views heard here: https://bit.ly/3nnRbzB Thank you to all those that joined our national level zoom and apologies again for the technical issues and connection problems that some people had... we are all learning in this crazy year of 2020 how to do things differently and better. The recording of last night’s zoom should be available soon, for replay and for those who missed out. Thank you

13.01.2022 Solidarity to one of our comrades from QLD! Behaviour like this is unacceptable, there is no place in our country for abelism.

12.01.2022 To put you into the Christmas spirit!

10.01.2022 Join us next Wednesday for an evening with Shadow Minister for NDIS, Bill Shorten & unpack the current challenges with the NDIS. Register at: https://tinyurl.com/y4znhfwb NOTE: This is a free event for Labor Party Members Only

09.01.2022 Today and every day, we celebrate and honour the incredible contributions made to our lives and our society, by people with a disability. Happy IDPWD2020 to all.

08.01.2022 It's important to be aware of the narratives we are projecting onto our children. Some narratives teach children discomfort, avoidance and fear toward people who have a disability. That we are Other. The narrative LEV present is a narrative of inclusion, comfort and engaging people with disability into the narrative.... https://www.abc.net.au//helping-your-kids-to-not/11739256

07.01.2022 Fantastic to hold a bipartisan morning tea today to celebrate International Day of People With Disability, and especially to catch up with my mate Dougie. Happy IDPWD, everyone!

05.01.2022 Thankyou Ashlee from First Peoples Disability Network for joining us last night for Labor Enabled Live - First Peoples Disability Network. If you missed it you can watch below!

04.01.2022 Australian Labor Party members and Labor Enabled members / supporters from any state, please join us tomorrow night Wednesday 16 Dec 2020 at 6pm AEST for an evening with Shadow Minister for NDIS, Bill Shorten for an on-line discussion to unpack the current challenges with the NDIS. Register for this zoom meeting here: https://tinyurl.com/y4znhfwb #BillShorten #NDIS #InclusionMatters #LaborEnabled

04.01.2022 Labor Enabled Victoria represents a lot of people in our community and we welcome you all to sign up and join in! https://forms.gle/BEn7fEqmkCR6zGdr5

02.01.2022 I went to university, I got a job and with my cerebral palsy have been a successful and independent human being. I am proud of who I am. Comedian Rosie Jones says the Disability Discrimination Act has made her life better, but she still faces abuse on a daily basis.

02.01.2022 How good is this! I wonder if we could see a roll out into our playgrounds to further encourage inclusion!

01.01.2022 LATEST EASING OF RESTRICTIONS FROM 23 NOVEMBER TO CHRISTMAS! SOCIAL OVERVIEW Masks no longer will be compulsory outdoors, but need it with you and if y...ou can’t safely socially distance. They remain compulsory indoors. Up to 15 visitors at a time can visit a household. (Across the course of the day). Up to 50 people can gather outdoors for any number of households. PUBLIC GATHERINGS Indoor religious gatherings have a cap of 150 persons, subject to density requirements. Outdoor religious gatherings of up to 300 persons. Weddings will go to 150 members of the public. Funerals will go to 150 persons as well. These are all subject to density requirements. EDUCATION Return to campus for students and staff summer programs in higher education and training. COMMUNITY SPORT & REC Indoor community sport has a patron limit of 150 persons, group class sizes up to 20 people. Outdoor sport and recreation has a patron cap of 500 persons, with public gathering limits of 50 persons subject to density requirements. Indoor pools have a patron cap of 150, outdoor pools up to 300 people and lessons have no limits. Up to 150 patrons for indoor. No cap outdoors. Community venues, libraries and toy libraries have a group limit of 20, up to 150 persons in total. HOSPITAL & CARE FACILITIES Hospital - Allowed one household to visit a patient in hospital, once a day. Care Facilities - Allowed one household to visit a patient in hospital, once a day. No limits on maternity visits for a partner (subject to the individual hospital) ALL allied health professional currently operating now have face to face care. WORK AND INDUSTRY UPDATE We will have a phased return to office work. (Starting 30 November). 25% of staff can be onsite and 75% from home. Public service will work from home. All businesses that operate onsite are required to have a COVID-Safe Plan in place. Real Estate indoors will go to 20 persons subject to density requirements and 50 persons outdoors. Retail open and must comply with density requirements. HOSPITALITY Smaller venues will change to one person per two square metres up to 50 customers. Record keeping is mandatory. For bigger venues, the density limit will stay the same, but the cap will be 150 person. (Total venue capacity of 300 persons) FITNESS Gyms open to 150 persons (20 people per venue & density limits) INDOOR ENTERTAINMENT VENUES All indoor entertainment (including, museums, galleries, cinemas and play centres) are at 150 persons (20 in any group) and subject to industry rules. Larger venues can operate at 25% capacity where they have over 600 seating or patron capacity plus. DECEMBER 13 as we head to Christmas: 30 visitors to your house across a day! Not all at a time and dependents are counting as well. Further announcements will be made from 6 December with further changes and restrictions eased.