Living with Deafblindness

Education and Employment

The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) is legislation that protects people with disabilities from discrimination when accessing education services, employment and leisure facilities.

People who are deafblind or have dual sensory loss face challenges and countless barriers on a daily basis. With some consideration adjustments can be made so that these opportunities are accessible to all.

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Knowing your rights

Commonwealth, Federal and State legislation is in place to ensure that people with disabilities, and the people who care for them, have the same rights and access to opportunities as all other citizens in Australia

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