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State Disability Plan 2017-2020

Department of Communities, disability services and seniors; Government of Queensland Country Resources Child and Youth Disability policies/plans/legislations and service standards Queensland Policy document

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The plan ensures people with a disability have access to the same department services, information and facilities that are available to the broader community and details the actions the government will be undertaking.
It builds on progress already made and guides how Queenslanders can work in partnership with Commonwealth and local governments, the corporate sector, non-government and community organisations, communities and individuals, to provide opportunities for all.

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