Telephone Assisted Voting enables electors to cast a secret vote with the ease and convenience of the telephone.
Telephone Assisted Voting (136 800) is now open (8am-6pm) daily up to and including Election Day next Saturday (13 March). Election Day - applications for Telephone Assisted Voting close at 4pm Election Day with vote casting closing at 6pm.
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Do you need an Advocate?
What does advocacy mean?
Advocacy means ‘standing by’ or ‘speaking out’ for someone’s rights when they are treated unfairly.
Advocacy WA believes that people with a disability have the same rights (and responsibilities) as people who do not have a disability.
We will advocate with and for people with a disability to safeguard (or protect) their capacity to speak out and ensure that their rights are negotiated in practice.
What does it cost?
It is a FREE service.
Who can get help?
Anyone with a disability can access this independent service. We take referrals from other agencies as well as self-referral.
Where does AWA cover?
If you live in the South West we can help. We are based out of our main office in Bunbury but we also have outreach offices in Collie, Manjimup, Margaret River and Busselton. We are able to schedule appointments in other South West locations if required.
Advocacy WA International Day of Disability Luncheon
Advocacy WA are hosting a lunch time event to celebrate the International Day of Disability 2021. Speakers at the Lunch include Brad Scott. Brad is a three time Paralympian, triple Paralympic Games medalist and a member of the Australian Paralympic Soccer Team, The Pararoos. We are also pleased to advise that Ms Jodie Hanns will be representing the Hon. Don Punch MLA to speak about the work being undertaken in the disability sector in WA. Lunch is included in the ticket price. Book your seat Advocacy WA - International Day of Disability Luncheon Tickets Please contact us at admin@advocacywa.org.au if you have any queries
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