Not All Disabilities are Visible
A Local Stories Project
For International Day of People with Disability 2020, we collected stories from local people with a hidden disability.
This project aims to raise awareness that not all disabilities are immediately visible or apparent. It’s a chance to celebrate the achievements of people with disability and increase our understanding of some of the issues they face.
We thank the people who shared their stories and reflections as part of this project.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Land any pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
This project is a collaboration between Wollongong City Council and Shellharbour City Council.
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Report an Issue
- Animal Issues
- Building and Development Issues
- Drains and Stormwater Pits
- Food Issues
- Graffiti
- Health Issues
- Injury or Damage Claims
- Noise Issues
- Park Maintenance Issues
- Playground and Sportsground Issues
- Pollution
- Roads and Footpaths
- Rubbish and Recycling Issues
- Traffic and Parking Issues
- Trees, Grass and Plants
- News and Alerts
- Events
- Join the Conversation
- Get Involved
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Community Support
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Aboriginal Culture and Communities
- 2023 Referendum: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
- Community Events
- Local Government Regional NAIDOC Awards
- Explore Aboriginal Art and Culture
- Aboriginal Businesses and Cultural Tourism
- Local Networks and Services
- Council Programs and Support
- A Brief History
- Aboriginal Community Members' Stories
- Children and Families
- Young People
- Older People
- People with Disability
- Support for Carers
- Community Transport
- Multicultural Communities
- Refugee Communities
- LGBTQIA+ Communities
- Mental Health and Crisis Support
- Affordable Housing
- Low Cost and Free Meals
- Social Enterprises
- New or Recently Moved Residents
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Aboriginal Culture and Communities
- Safety
- Sustainable Living