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Disability advocates call for urgent action after SA Royal Commission findings
['Independent Australia']
Independent Australia
Disability advocates warn that without urgent reform, South Australia risks leaving women and children with disabilities trapped in unsafe, inaccessible systems, writes Melissa Marsden.
DISABILITY ADVOCACY organisation JFA Purple Orange has called on the Government to do more to support people with disabilities.
Following recommendations made by South Australia's Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence report, disability advocates have called for urgent action to address the additional complexities that women and children with disability face in navigating and accessing services.
Strategy Leader at JFA Purple Orange, Tracey Wallace, points out:It’s the starting point, not the finish line.
However, despite some progress being made on reform, JFA Purple Orange remains concerned that not enough is being done.
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