Culturally and linguistically diverse communities

If you are a person with a disability from a culturally and linguistically diverse background, and you have experienced violence, abuse, neglect or exploitation, the Royal Commission would like to hear from you. We also want to hear from families, friends, and support people of culturally and linguistically diverse people with disability.

 

What does it mean?

What does it mean?

violence – if someone is hurting you physically

abuse – if someone is treating you badly

neglect – if someone is not helping you the way they are supposed to help you

exploitation – if someone is taking advantage of you.

Getting Involved

There are many ways to get involved with the Royal Commission. You can:

Read our First Nations engagement principles to find out more about how we do our work.

Read our Culturally and linguistically diverse engagement principles to find out more about how we do our work.

Culturally and linguistically diverse item list

Resources in Arabic

Resources in Chinese (Simplified)

Resources in Chinese (Traditional)

Resources in French

Resources in Hindi

Resources in Samoan

Resources in Spanish

Resources in Tagalog

Resources in Vietnamese