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We hope to empower young people and create a future that is just, and free from discrimination.

YDAN is a leading advocacy organisation and the peak representative body in Western Australia for young people with disabilities.

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Our services

Workshops

YDAN presents a number of hands-on, professional workshops for all ages and needs. The workshops are created by young people with disability and draws on their experiences and stories.

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Speakers

Book one of YDAN’s passionate young people with disabilities to provide their unique insights when speaking at one of your meetings, forums or events on an issue/topic of your choice.

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Audits

YDAN provide tailored audits conducted by young people with disabilities, which provides comprehensive experiential feedback on access and appeal to youth for your service, facility or event.

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Consulting

You can engage YDAN to be matched with a specialist consultant to help your organisation. The specialist consultants are all young people with disabilities with lived experiences and valuable insights.

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Workshops

Disability 101

A basic introduction to the concepts of disability covering topics like the social model, universal design and correct terminology to use. The opportunity to ask questions in a judgement free space. Hands-on activities get participants really thinking.

Creating Accessible Events

This workshop covers the basics of disability and covers key points for how to create accessible events using feedback and stories. A unique opportunity to listen directly and find out how to make your events or services more accessible.

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The Youth Disability Advocacy Network acknowledges the traditional custodians of country on which this project plan was written, the Wadjuk people of the Noongar Nation, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to their Elders both past and present, as well as acknowledge and celebrate the ongoing contributions of their young people in our communities.