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WA Results – 2022 National Carer Survey
A summary of the WA results from the 2022 National Carer Survey.
A summary of the WA results from the 2022 National Carer Survey.
A submission in response to a consultation paper for a new federal Disability Services Act, focusing on the need to ensure carers are also recognised and well supported.
Carers WA submission on the need for carer and young carer recognition within the proposed model of service, and on the immediate need for services for out of scope ages (12-15 years old).
A submission to strengthened responses being considered to coercive control in WA, to improve safety for victim survivors of family and domestic violence.
Carers WA state government budget priorities for 2022, including a WA Carer Card Program; cost of living relief; and respite for WA carers.
A response to the Department of Social Services' consultation on the National Disability Advocacy Framework 2022-25, put together by Carers WA on behalf of state and territory Carer Associations.
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