We work with organisations to help make services, products and workplaces more accessible and inclusive for everyone. Many businesses and government entities want to know how to be more inclusive of customers and employees with disability so they can deliver quality, accessible services and products. QDeNgage connects organisations with specialist consultants who bring professional expertise and lived experience of disability to provide practical business solutions. Our consultants are QDN members who are engaged by organisations to develop strategies and implement plans to create a culture of inclusivity.

Our services include:

  • Disability inclusion reviews
  • Customer consultation and focus groups
  • Product and experience testing
  • Disability Awareness and Inclusion Training
  • Policy development
  • Disability action plans
  • Service design

If you are interested in making your organisation more accessible and inclusive, or you’d like to bring your experience to our team of consultants get in touch - click to go to the contact page to find out more.

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    8th July 2022
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    QDN e-News Video Update – June 2022 Week 3 2032 Games Visioning Forum On Monday we held the Brisbane 2032 Games Visioning Forum. With over 70 participants the Forum was opened by the Hon Stirling Hinchliffe MP, Minister for Tourism, Innovation and Sport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Olympics and Paralympics Sport and Engagement. Three speakers, including two former Paralympians Geoff Trappett and Karni Liddell and Dr Sharon Boyce set the scene for how we can work together to ... Read More
  • QDENGAGE, If you are interested in being a consultant for QDeNgage email engage@qdn.org.au QDeNgage partnership with TMR goes from strength to strength. Queensland Government logo with shield and the text below saying Department of Transport and Main Roads. QDN logo, Queenslanders with Disability Network, Nothing about us with us.QDeNgage partnership with TMR goes from strength to strength.
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      QDeNgage partnership with TMR goes from strength to strength. Mobile phone and seatbelt cameras went live in Queensland on 1 November 2021.  The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) undertook customer research on how customers who receive a mobile phone or seatbelt infringement notice go about paying, transferring, or disputing the fine online via the website. TMR reached out to QDeNgage to bring together people with disability to test online services, with the goal of gaining an ... Read More
  • Pink speech bubble and then the text Have your say, Transport and Main Roads Survey, Help TMR assess how accessible and inclusive their services, products, information and infrastructure are for customers. Go to the link in the post to fill out the survey and have your say. There is a QDN logo and a Queensland Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads logo.Have your say: Help Transport and Main Roads (TMR) assess how accessible and inclusive their services, products, information and infrastructure are for customers.
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      Have your say: Help Transport and Main Roads (TMR) assess how accessible and inclusive their services, products, information and infrastructure are for customers. Share your views in a confidential survey, to help Transport and Main Roads (TMR) assess how accessible and inclusive their services, products, information and infrastructure are for customers. In 2020 the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) launched their Accessibility and Inclusion Strategy, making a commitment to ... Read More
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Brendon’s story

“As a QDeNgage consultant, I feel so liberated that I can share my skills and knowledge to be involved as a person with a disability in such a transformational and changing Queensland Project such as Smart Ticketing and that I will be heard.”

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