This booklet gives Self Advocacy Groups tips on how to network with other advocacy groups.
Working with other groups that want to speak up about the same issue as your group helps your voices become stronger together.
This booklet gives Self Advocacy Groups tips on how to network with other advocacy groups.
Working with other groups that want to speak up about the same issue as your group helps your voices become stronger together.
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Voices Together is Australia’s Self Advocacy Website
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We recognise that rainbow people with disability are part of the rainbow community.
This website is looked after by the Self Advocacy Resource Unit (SARU)
We recognise the members of self advocacy groups who have worked tirelessly over many years for the right to live in the community, and for equality and human rights for all.
We thank the Victorian State Government and the National Disability Insurance Scheme for supporting this website
