Our Disability Reference Committee (DRC) advises on issues around access and inclusion for people with a disability. The committee is an important link between Council, people with a disability and the wider community.
Disability Reference Committee
What does the DRC do?
The DRC includes people with disabilities, carers, community representatives and disability service providers. They help people with disabilities by:
- representing their interests, including those of carers and family members,
- advising on issues and barriers affecting them and their carers who live, work or study in Glen Eira,
- responding to relevant policies, reports, research and plans,
- monitoring the implementation strategy of Council’s Disability Action Plan 2017–2021 (PDF, 5MB).
The DRC meets every second month at the Glen Eira Town Hall.
Can I become a DRC member?
You can become a DRC member if you live, work or study in the City of Glen Eira and:
- have a lived experience of disability,
- are a family member or carer for a person with a disability,
- are a disability service provider,
- are a community member with interest, enthusiasm and commitment to disability issues.
We review our membership every two years.
Learn more
For more information about the DRC's structure and purpose:
- Download the Terms of Reference (DOCX, 695KB).
- Contact our Access and Inclusion officer on 9524 3333 or at accessandinclusion@gleneira.vic.gov.au.
