If you are part of the disability community in Queensland, your voice matters.
Week 5 update
We’re in the final weeks of the Voice of Queenslanders with Disability Survey with less than 3 weeks to go.
Hundreds of people across the state are sharing their experiences, but we want this to be the biggest year ever, so we want to hear from many more!
In response to our call out last week, we’ve had an increase in men with disability responding, LGBTQIA+ people with disability and regional/rural/remote participants completing the survey.
Thank you to everyone who has lent us their voices so far.
We need to hear more from:
People from culturally diverse backgrounds with disability and their families
Carers from all regions
People with disability from all areas of Queensland.
If you’ve ever struggled with access to services, transport, housing, employment or support, this is a chance to be heard.
Please share this webpage with others in your network. so we can hear from as many Queenslanders as possible.
What to expect with the survey
The Voice of Queenslanders with Disability Survey is designed to be straightforward and accessible. For most people, completing the survey takes around 15 to 30 minutes. The time can vary depending on whether you complete the survey online or by using a paper form.
You can take your time as you can save it along the way
You can complete it in a way that works for you including in person or over the phone
Accessible formats and support are available at dignityproject@griffith.edu.au or call us on 1300 363 783
Your responses are confidential and no identifying information is published in the survey’s report.
What happens next?
After the survey closes on 17 April 2026:
responses are analysed
key themes and findings are identified
the public report on the survey findings will be published in August 2026
throughout the year, QDN will host community events to share findings and discuss advocacy priorities. Event details will be updated on the QDN website.