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Australia’s Disability Strategy 2021–2031 Outcomes Framework: 3rd annual report

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Last updated: 30 Jan 2025

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AIHW (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare) (2025) Australia’s Disability Strategy 2021–2031 Outcomes Framework: 3rd annual report, AIHW, Australian Government, accessed 24 June 2026.

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    • Introduction
    • Employment and financial security
      • Economic participation
      • Transition to employment
      • Economic independence
      • Future measures
    • Inclusive homes and communities
      • Housing affordability and housing stress
      • Housing accessibility
      • Social inclusion and participation
      • Built and natural environment accessibility
      • Transport system accessibility
      • Information and communication systems accessibility
      • Future measures
    • Safety, rights and justice
      • Safety from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation
      • Trauma-informed policy, processes and programs
      • Violence against women and their children
      • Rights are protected and upheld
      • Future measures
    • Personal and community support
      • Availability of support
      • People with complex, high needs are supported
      • Informal and carer supports
      • Availability of assistive technology
      • Future measures
    • Education and learning
      • Participation in early childhood education
      • Participation in school education
      • Participation in tertiary education
      • Participation in informal education
      • Future measures
    • Health and wellbeing
      • Health and wellbeing
      • Prevention and early intervention
      • Mental health
      • Future measures
    • Community attitudes
      • Employer attitudes to employing people with disability
      • Key sector attitudes to people with disability
      • People with disability in leadership roles
      • Value and respect for people with disability
    • Technical notes
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      • Appendix A: Methods
      • Appendix B: List of measures
      • Appendix C: Figure notes and sources
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