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We supported Queensland Government's Department of Justice to create Easy Read versions of their Human Rights booklets. Nearly 44% of Australians have low literacy, and everyone has a right to understand our laws. We used clear words and images so people can understand, speak up, and get support when their rights are not respected.
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We supported Victoria' Mornington Peninsula Shire to translate their inclusion strategy into Easy Read. Local councils are the closest tier of government to community. Strategic documents in Easy Read demonstrate local government's commitment to engage diverse and disabled community members.
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We supported the Australian Government's National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to translate their Disability Inclusive Emergency Toolkit overview into Easy Read. People with disability are more likely to be neglected in emergencies. Easy Read information helps all community members stay informed, and be safe in emergencies.
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We supported the Centre for Women's Economic Safety (CWES) to translate their participant consent forms into Easy Read. Making consent forms Easy Read empowers people with learning disability to make informed decisions. Easy Read is a tool for social inclusion and justice—ensuring everyone can understand and participate.
We supported Georges River Council to translate Venue Hire Grants information into Easy Read. By providing grant information in Easy Read, councils demonstrate their commitment to accessibility and inclusion—making it easier for people with disability to apply for funding, ensuring equal access to community opportunities.
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We supported The Office for the Arts to translate their Expression of Interest form into an Easy Read format. Government application forms in Easy Read demonstrate a commitment to disability inclusion–promoting equal access to opportunities, and meaningful work for people with a range of communication disabilities.
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We supported Legal Aid ACT to create Easy Read documents for people with low literacy who are faced with navigating a complex justice system. By breaking through legalese, Easy Read can help more people, including people with a range of cognitive communication needs, to feel confident making important legal decisions. Easy Read can help more people understand their rights and available services for support.

We supported the ACT Government to translate information about their Custodial Mental Health Services and Clinical Management into an Easy Read format. People in custody are more likely to have low literacy, which can be a barrier to accessing mental health care. Easy Read helps people understand their rights and explains treatment pathways, empowering readers to access critical mental health services.
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.
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We supported Port Stephens Council in NSW to translate their Community Strategic Plan into an Easy Read format. By making strategic plans accessible in Easy Read, councils show their commitment to inclusion, ensuring people with communication support needs can understand and contribute to the future of their community.
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Create meaningful employment opportunities for people with disability when you choose Easy Read by Embrace Access. Our writers enjoy working collaboratively with people with intellectual disability to develop Easy Read across sectors including banking, energy, essential services, healthcare, non-profit and government services.
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