Accessibility

What is RuralAccess?

Our RuralAccess program aims to build more inclusive communities making them more welcoming, accessible and more inclusive of people with disabiilty. Our RuralAccess Community Facilitator works with Council and the community to achieve this goal.

They also provide general information for businesses, organising forums and events, supporting conferences and Council staff training.

Need to know more?

If you would like more information download the RuralAccess brochure (PDF 1.4MB), contact our Community Facilitator - RuralAccess on 1300 BCOAST (226 278), National Relay Service (for people with communication impairments) 13 36 77, TTY 03 5671 2256 or email ruralaccess@basscoast.vic.gov.au

Beach Wheelchairs

Two new beach wheelchairs are available to loan in Inverloch and Cowes

Access & Inclusion

Better Access and Inclusion for all makes Bass Coast a fantastic place to live and visit

Easy Access Maps

Listing all our easy access services so everyone can experience all that Bass Coast has to offer

Accessible Formats

Ensuring that people with disability are able to access the information they need

Disabled Parking

Special permits are available for residents who require access to park in disabled parking bays or require extended time in ordinary bays.

Supermarket home delivery service

Some local supermarkets offer a grocery home delivery service. Find out more details here.

Scooting to Safety

More and more people are using motorised mobility scooters to go to the local shops and visits friends and family.

Companion Card Program

A companion card helps people with a significant or permanent disability who are only able to access community services with a carer. It allows a carer free admission when assisting the card holder

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