Our operations and activities are informed by a range of relevant policies and guidelines.

Auspicing Policy

Accessible Arts will auspice grants given to not-for-profit organisations and/or individuals who are not legal entities. Find out more…

Letters of Support Guidelines

Accessible Arts is often requested to provide letters of support to artists and arts practitioners for their projects or initiatives. For Accessible Arts to provide a letter of support for your project or initiative, it must be relevant to the work of Accessible Arts. Find out more…

Complaints Policy

Accessible Arts recognises the value of complaints as an important tool in monitoring and responding to stakeholder expectation.  In order to assist Accessible Arts to respond appropriately, all forms of complaint need to be documented and assessed as part of an on-going monitoring and improvement process. Find out more…

Rights Policy

Under the Disability Services Act 1993 each person has the right to receive services which respect and promote their legal and human rights and which place them at the centre of all decision making aspects of the way they live their life. Accessible Arts recognises the United Nations’ Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and applies the guiding principles of fairness and human rights in all aspects of its service delivery. Find out more…

Privacy Statement

Accessible Arts respects every participant’s right to privacy. We collect and use the minimum amount of personal information needed for us to ensure we provide you with a quality service. Accessible Arts will always endeavour to manage your information in ways that protect your privacy. Find out more…

 

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