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Stay up-to-date with information, events, publications and more

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What we offer people with a disability

Find out how QDN can support you to get information, be connected and have a voice to influence and lead

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Projects

QDN's current projects:
NDIS Peer to Peer Advocacy, Getting on the NDIS Grid and Changing Lives, Changing Communities

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QDeNgage

What we offer industry, business and community. Engage with people with lived experience of disability and deliver inclusive services, products and communities

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ATSIDNQ

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Disability Network of Queensland: a network to raise awareness of cultural and social issues

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I feel I’m doing something worthwhile. For some participants, it’s the first time they have spoken for themselves, and are having their say in what concerns them.

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Donna Best, QDN peer facilitator, NDIS participant readiness

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(Our aim is) to help our own people to understand what was disability and that they could actually have a voice to speak out…

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Willie Prince, Founding Member, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Disability Network of Queensland

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