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Tracey Wallace

Tracey is our Interim CEO until 31 March 2027. Read our Leadership Update. I work alongside talented and passionate people…

SKILL SA

SKILL SA is a capacity building project all about peer networks, learning self-advocacy skills and leadership development for people with…

We’re asking six key questions for politicians ahead of the Federal Election: Will they listen?

With the federal election set for 3 May 2025, South Australian-based disability advocacy organisation JFA Purple Orange has written to…

2025 Federal Election

In the lead up to the 2025 Federal Election, JFA Purple Orange is calling on all political parties to make…

Policy submission: Foundational Supports for children

The recognition of the dire need for a tier of high-quality disability supports to address the significant needs of children…

Policy Submission: General foundational supports

The recognition of the dire need for a tier of high-quality disability supports to address the significant unmet needs of…

Policy Submission: Draft lists of NDIS supports

We strongly believe the Federal Government should rethink its approach to implementing Section 10 of the Bill. Given the legislation…

Podcast: Freedom means a good life

Published: 5 July 2024. Imagine living in a home that feels more like a prison. You live without any choice…

Pre-Budget Submission: Top priorities for the 2024-25 Federal Budget

The release of the final reports of the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of People with Disability…

Policy Submission: Administrative Review Tribunal Bill 2023

Introduction Particularly in the last decade, for Australians living with disability, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) was the final source…

NDIS Review POinters

Exploring ideas for a stronger, more sustainable NDIS Between February and August 2023, JFA Purple Orange led the NDIS To…

NDIS Review Conversation Series: Paper No.16

Managing transition Key points In the preparation work for each paper we produced, the issue of transition emerged with increasing…

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Acknowledgement of Country

JFA Purple Orange acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We work on many Aboriginal lands, including Kaurna Country, where our head office is located. We extend our respect to all Aboriginal peoples on the lands where we work, live, and learn. We are committed to walking together and building relationships grounded in the self-determination of First Nations peoples.

Recognition of Disability Community

We recognise that JFA Purple Orange exists to advance the rights of people with disability.

All our work aims to create a more inclusive world where people with disability have access to the same opportunities as everyone else.

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  • About Us
    • Who we are
      • Our staff
      • Our board
      • Work with us
    • What we do
      • Policy and advocacy
      • Projects and peer networks
      • Training and consulting
      • Our grants
  • Projects
    • Digital Inclusion Project
    • Disability Inclusion Training
    • Enabled Youth Disability Network (EYDN)
    • Our Voice SA
    • Regional Employment Project
    • Road to Employment
    • SKILL SA
  • Areas of Work
    • Access & Inclusion
    • Education & Employment
    • First Nations
    • Health
    • Housing & Transport
    • Human Rights & Justice
    • Leadership & Self-Advocacy
    • LGBTQIASB+
    • Multicultural Communities
    • NDIS & Foundational Supports
    • Policy & Advocacy
    • Regional Communities
    • Violence, Abuse, Neglect & Exploitation
    • Youth, Children & Families
  • Resources
    • News
    • Media Releases
    • Library
    • Stories
      • Podcast
      • Share your story
  • Get Involved
    • Events
    • Peer Networks
    • Opportunities register
  • Address 104 Greenhill Road, Unley SA 5061
  • Phone (08) 8373 8388 or 1300 857 327
  • Email admin@purpleorange.org.au
  • ABN 16 464 890 778
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