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Access Arts Inc®
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Model Workplace Creativity is Good Business
Access Arts proactively recruits and employs skilled administrators, arts workers and volunteers experiencing a range of disabilities. Developing local, regional, national and international reciprocal partnerships and the provision of appropriate training and skill development opportunities are an essential element of our philosophy for staff, volunteers and members.

Access Arts has been gathering statistics on our employment training and program outcomes compared to the National work participation rates

Link to our Data

Membership Services staff provide creative support, encouragement and programs for members of the organisation experiencing disability or disadvantage, which is enhanced by first-hand knowledge of living with a disability.

Access Arts is also strongly committed to indigenous members. We endorse the communities desire for self determination. and our staff are participating in gaining knowledge of Indigenous protocols. This does provide a base for the indigenous community members to build more collaborative networks, strengthen cultural activity and gain access to training and employment through programs of creative development.

The accessibility of the Access Arts workplace is a significant factor in making it conducive for staff with disabilities. The flexibility exists for staff to support one another when unexpected issues arise. These could include illness, family commitments or having time out to deal with the impact of each individuals’ particular disabilities.

Nick Reilly and Volunteer Carol Miller
Nick Reilly and Volunteer Carol Miller

The office space is physically welcoming, wheelchair access and accessible software is purchased for staff and members with visual, and other impairments. As a result there is increased productivity levels and less pressure on staff to have to adapt to a poorly designed workplace.

Location
Access Arts is situated at the Stores Building on Level 1 in the Brisbane Powerhouse precinct. We are adjacent to beautiful New Farm Park. Transport is available by the City Cat, taxi, bus and train to Brunswick Street Station.

The Powerhouse has a large free parking facility with designated disability parking accessed via Lamington Street.
A lift operates from the car cark to all levels of the Stores Building.

Access Arts welcomes any enquiries on our workplace set up and our creative programs
Location:
Access Arts Inc
Level 1 Stores Building
Brisbane Powerhouse
119 Lamington Street
New Farm Qld 4005
Postal Address:
Access Arts Inc
PO Box 1034
New Farm Qld 4005
Phone: (07) 3358 6200
Fax: (07) 3358 6211
Phone: Regional Callers 1300 663 651 (local call charge only)
General Email: info@accessarts.org.au


Opportunities
Become a AAI Volunteer
Staff Contacts

Executive Director
Ross Barber - Email

Projects
Emma Bennison - Email
Sally Josephson - Email
Jessica Townsend - Email

Administration
Angela Jaeschke - Email
Nick Reilly - Email
Julie Jones - Email
Karen Roberts - Email

Visual Arts
Jasmin Jacobson - Email
Renae Burton - Email

Finance Officer
Jan Spinks - Email

Access Arts Inc ® Queensland is funded by Arts Queensland, Disability Services Queensland, the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and the Westpac Foundation.

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