Our work

Embrace Access supported Penrith City Council to translate its Disability Inclusion Action Plan 2026–2030 into Easy Read. The Easy Read version helps people with reading support needs understand the Council’s plans and commitments to disability access and inclusion, making this important information more accessible to the wider community.

Embrace Access supported the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to translate its 2026–27 Corporate Plan into Easy Read. The Easy Read version supports transparency by helping NDIS participants, service providers and the wider community understand the Commission’s priorities, responsibilities and plans for the year ahead.

Embrace Access supported Glen Eira City Council to translate the Council Plan 2025–2029 into Easy Read, supporting local government efforts to connect with diverse community members. As a key strategic document shaping local priorities and services, the Easy Read version helped present important council information in a clearer, more inclusive format for people with reading support needs, reducing the risk of community members being excluded from local decision-making.

Embrace Access collaborated with Women’s and Children’s Health Network, South Australia to translate the draft and final South Australia Autism Strategy 2026–2030 into Easy Read. This enabled people with reading support needs to access the draft plan and provide feedback, supporting more inclusive consultation and ensuring diverse voices could help shape state-wide autism initiatives.

Embrace Access supported the ACT Government to translate How to Apply for Social Housing into Easy Read. The Easy Read fact sheet promotes human rights and equitable access by helping people with reading support needs understand how to apply for housing, supporting greater independence and better social outcomes.

Embrace Access supported the Australian Government’s Interim Aviation Consumer Ombuds Scheme to develop the Australian Air Passenger Travel Guide in Easy Read. The guide helps people with reading support needs understand their rights when flying in Australia, how to prepare for travel, and where to get help when things go wrong.

We partnered with V/Line to develop their Easy Read Accessibility Action Plan for community members with communication differences and reading support needs. Converting strategic documents into Easy Read is a practical way for organisations to show their commitment to information access.

Embrace Access helped the Northern Territory Government to translate the draft Disability Strategy Action Plan 2025–2029 into Easy Read, supporting efforts to make the consultation process more accessible. The Easy Read version enabled people with reading support needs to understand the draft plan and provide feedback, helping ensure diverse voices could engage with and shape this important territory-wide strategy.

Embrace Access supported Randwick City Council to translate its Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) into Easy Read. The Easy Read version helps people with reading support needs understand the Council’s plans and commitments to disability access and inclusion, making this important information more accessible to the wider community.

Embrace Access was engaged by the Australian Government’s Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commission to translate the Men and Boys Snapshot into Easy Read. This project supported national efforts to present policy and prevention information in a clearer, more inclusive format for people with reading support needs, reducing the risk of exclusion from important public information.

Embrace Access partnered with the ACT Government to translate the ACT Disability Strategy 2024 to 2033 Annual Report 2025 into Easy Read, supporting the government’s commitment to accessible communication and accountability to the disability community. The Easy Read version presented key updates on the Strategy and First Action Plan in a clearer format, highlighting progress, next steps, and disability-led initiatives to ensure people with disability could access and engage with the report’s information and outcomes.

Embrace Access was engaged by Children and Young People with Disability Australia (CYDA) to translate their Annual Report 2024–2025 into Easy Read. The Easy Read version helped people with reading support needs access and understand the organisation’s work, achievements, and priorities, supporting more inclusive engagement with CYDA’s information and reducing the risk of people being left out of important advocacy and sector updates.