We want Logan to be an accessible and inclusive city, where everyone is welcome. Our Disability Action Plan has over 100 actions we will take to improve access and inclusion for people with disability in the City of Logan over the next two years.
Disability Action Week 2026 will run from Sunday 22 November to Sunday 29 November 2026, ahead of International Day of People with Disability on 3 December.
The 2026 theme is Ready together: Preparing for every need, in every emergency.
International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) is a United Nations (UN) observed day recognised on 3 December each year. The aim of IDPwD is to raise awareness, understanding and acceptance of the 5.5 million people with disability in Australia.
Community Events
Celebrate Disability Action Week with these exciting events.
Library Services
Logan City Council Libraries offer a range of accessible services and activities.
Logan Dementia Alliance: raising awareness and promoting dementia-friendly communities
Date and time - 21 November 2026 from 1:30pm to 3:00pm
Location and contact details - Logan West Library, phone 07 3081 6700
For adults. Bookings required.
Join the Logan Dementia Alliance for an important community session focused on raising awareness about dementia. By attending, you'll take a meaningful step toward becoming a Dementia Friend and helping to build a more informed and supportive community.
Logan Dementia Alliance: raising awareness and promoting dementia-friendly communities
Date and time - 24 November 2026 from 10:30am to 12:00pm
Location and contact details - Logan Village Library, phone 07 5549 8400
For adults. Bookings required.
Join the Logan Dementia Alliance for an important community session focused on raising awareness about dementia. By attending, you'll take a meaningful step toward becoming a Dementia Friend and helping to build a more informed and supportive community.
Be Prepared: Planning for Emergencies
Date and time - 26 November 2026 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Location and contact details - Jimboomba Library, phone 07 5646 1300
For adults. Bookings required.
Emergencies can affect the support, services and daily routines we rely on. This practical Connected and Prepared (CaP) workshop will help you plan for emergencies and stay safe. Learn how to manage medications and medical needs, prepare for power outages, and plan for times when carers or support services are unavailable. Discover the people, information and supplies that can help in an emergency. Leave with simple steps to help you feel prepared and confident.
Active & Healthy offers a variety of physical activities and healthy living programs for everyone to enjoy all year round. These activities are all free or low cost.
Some of our accessible programs include:
- Adaptive Aqua Adventure
- Chair Aerobics
- Chair Exercise
- Chair Pilates
- Chair Yoga
- Dancing (Adapted chair bellydance)
- Pilates (Parkinson's and MS)
To find out which activities are available for you to attend during Disability Action Week, please see the online booking portal and book into a new or favourite class.
For more information about the program, please see Active & Healthy program.
We are committed to making sure that people of all abilities are able to access Council facilities, programs and engage in community life.
Within these facilities, there are many services and supports that you can access as a local resident.
Customer service centres
We have Customer service centres in Logan Central, Beenleigh and Jimboomba.
Accessible features include:
Logan Central
- disability toilets
- lower height customer counters
- audio loop system in council chambers
- interpreting and language line
- face-to-face help.
Beenleigh
- lower height customer counters
- interpreting and language line
- face-to-face help.
Jimboomba
- disability toilets
- interpreting and language line
- face-to-face help.
If you are attending Council to meet with a staff member in person and need to sign-in, we provide touchless entry points through email and QR code. Please contact the Council staff member for more information before your meeting.
Logan Libraries
Our libraries offer a wide range of accessible resources, services and events.
Some key resources and services include:
- the Logan North Library Accessibility Centre
- the Marsden Library Sensory Space
- reading and writing help
- audio books, DVDs and large print materials
- accessible software and assistive technologies
- Library services at home.
Please visit our Library Accessibility Services website to find out more information.
Aquatic Centres and Leisure Centres
Aquatic Centres and Leisure Centres provide a range of accessible gyms, pools and sports centres. Some venues provide accessible change facilities.
To find accessible sports venues, please see Sport and recreation.
Logan Art Gallery
Logan Art Gallery provides diverse work of visual artists, craft workers and designers. It presents dynamic exhibitions for residents and visitors. Accessible programs include:
- Art + Dementia program for people with dementia and their companions.
- descriptive exhibition tours for people with vision-impairment.
To find more information, please see Art Gallery.
Logan Recycling Market
The Logan Recycling Market has:
- Disability carparking spaces
- Two shopping trolleys available for wheelchair users
- An ambulant toilet with ramp access
- Wheelchair accessible toilets are available to the public, located at the Waste Administration building (beside the weighbridge)
For more information about the Market, please see Logan Recycling Market or visit our Facebook page Logan Recycling Market.
Find a range of community supports, resources and social services.
KRANK
KRANK is a school holiday program for Logan residents aged 5 to 17 years and is jam-packed with a huge variety of free and low cost activities and classes.
To find your next program and activities, please see KRANK.
Supported bin service
If you are not able to put your bin out due to disability or impairment you can apply for a free supported bin service. Our waste collector will walk onto your property and take your bins to the truck to empty them. They will then put the bins back in the same place on your property.
For conditions and to apply, see Supported bin service.
Free medical assistance extra bin
If you have a higher amount of waste because of a medical condition you can apply for an extra waste or recycling bin for free. For conditions and to apply, see Medical assistance bins.
Logan Disability Support Groups
To find your local disability network or support group, please visit the Logan Community networks website.
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
The NDIS takes a lifetime approach, investing in people with disability early to improve their outcomes later in life.
You can find information and eligibility criteria on the NDIS website or call 1800 800 110.
Peak Body for Intellectual Disability in Queensland
Down Syndrome & Intellectual Disability Queensland (DSIDQ) is the peak body in Queensland advocating for and empowering people with intellectual disability and their families, providing information, support, resources, programs and opportunities for connection so individuals can reach their goals and participate fully in community life.
To find out more, call 07 3356 6655, visit the DSIDQ website or email office@dsidq.org.au.
Early Childhood Early Intervention
The Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) approach supports children aged under seven years who have a developmental delay or disability, and their families / carers.
In Logan, The Benevolent Society provide ECEI support. Please visit the Benevolent Society website or call them on 1300 003 234.
To find more information for children aged 0 to 6 years old, please visit the National Disability Insurance Scheme website.
Carers Queensland Local Area Coordinators
To access and receive support for the National Disability Insurance scheme, Carers Queensland provides Local Area Coordinator for people aged between 7 and 65 years old for people with disability and psychosocial disability.
For the Logan Central and Beenleigh service area please call 07 3441 3600 or visit the Carers Qld website.
Queensland Disability Plan
Visit the Queensland Government website or call 13 74 68 for more information about:
- State Disability Plan 2022 – 2027
- Information on the NDIS and service providers
- Information for people with disability, carers, partners and families
- Legislation and much more.
Department of Education
The Department of Education provides support for students with disability, and support for inclusive education in Queensland.
Some of the resources and information include:
To find out more information please visit the Queensland Government website.
Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness (PCEP) planning tool.
This tool has practical information to help you think through how to make a plan for your own individual needs.
Please visit the QDN website to make your own plan.
Disability Information Helpline
There is now a Disability Information Helpline you can call on 1800 643 787 for all kinds of help and information.
Its available Monday to Friday 8:00am to 8:00pm (AEST) and Saturday and Sunday 9:00am to 7:00pm (AEST). It’s not available on national public holidays.
People With Disability Australia Advocacy Services
If you need advocacy and support, please call and leave your name and number in a voice mail on 1800 422 015 or email pwd@pwd.org.au or visit People with Disability Australia.
Disability Support Pension
For information about financial help if you have a permanent physical, intellectual or psychiatric condition that stops you from working, please visit the Services Australia website.
Factsheets are available in different languages on the Services Australia website or call the Multilingual phone service on 131 202 between Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Disability Housing Information Line
Information and advice to people living in Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), their supporters and accommodation providers is available on the Housing and accommodation - People with Disability Australia website.
It's available Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm (AEST). Call on 1800 843 929 for independent information and advice about your housing rights.
Home dialysis and medical treatment water concessions
If you use home dialysis or use water to treat a medical condition, you may use a lot of water. We offer a water concession to help with the cost of high water use.
For more information, please see Home dialysis and medical treatment water concessions.
Medical Aids Subsidy Scheme (MASS)
The Queensland Government subsidy funding for medical aids and equipment that is available to eligible Queenslanders with permanent / stable conditions or disabilities.
For more information, to register or apply online, please visit the MASS website. You can also email them at MASS-eApply@health.qld.gov.auor call the Department of Health on 13 74 68.
Logan Jobs
LoganJobs.com.au is an online hub connecting Logan employers with Logan job seekers, making it easier to live and work in our vibrant city. This is where local people find local jobs in the City of Logan.
Please visit the Logan Jobs website for more information.
Job Access and Disability Employment Services
Through Disability Employment Services, people with disability, injury or health condition may be able to receive help to prepare for, find and keep a job.
To find more information on employment, please visit the Department of Social Services website, the Job Access website or make a free call on 1800 464 800.
National public toilet map
The National Public Toilet Map provides information on over 19,000 publicly available toilets across Australia, including accessibility. When you are out and about, find your nearest accessible facility on the National Public Toilet Map website.
Find information on transport and concession support.
Disability Parking
Disability parking bays are available for use by people who have a disability parking permit. These bays provide more space and easy access to services.
Our Community Parking Officers monitor disability parking bays to make sure the spaces are not used by people who do not have a disability parking permit. For more information, please see Disability parking.
Disability parking permits are issued by The Department of Transport and Mains Roads (TMR).
For more information about disability parking permits and conditions of use, please call TMR on 132 380 or visit Queensland Government – Parking permits.
TransLink Access Pass
The TransLink Access Pass is a travel pass for people with a permanent physical or intellectual disability. For more information about this pass, please visit the TransLink website.
Vision Impairment Travel Pass
Vision Impairment Travel Pass (VITP) holders can travel on all TransLink services (excluding Airtrain) and regional gconnect bus services for free.
For more information about this pass, please visit TransLink.
Taxi Subsidy Scheme
The Taxi Subsidy Scheme (TSS) subsidises taxi travel—half of the total fare, up to a maximum of $25 per trip—for people with severe disabilities.
For more information about this pass, please visit the Queensland Government website.
TransLink
For more information about how TransLink provides accessible transport and support, please visit the TransLink website.
Queensland Community Support Scheme
The Queensland Community Support Scheme (QCSS) provides support to people who, with a small amount of help, can maintain or regain their independence, continue living safely in their homes, and actively participate in their communities.
For more information, please visit Queensland Community Support Scheme.
Companion Card
The Companion Card can help you with the costs of getting out and about with the support of a companion. If you have a disability and a lifelong need for 'attendant care support' Companion Card holders receive a second 'companion' ticket at no charge at participating venues and on public transport.
For more information about this card, please visit the Queensland Government website.
Looking for a relaxing stroll in nature? Explore three beautiful parks with mobility-friendly paths.
Riverdale Park
Address - Armstrong Road, Meadowbrook
Nestled along the Logan River, Riverdale Park offers wide paths surrounded by open green spaces. With just over 3 kilometres of walking paths, there’s plenty to explore. Several parking areas throughout the park make it easy to choose the entry point that suits you best. Take your time and pause at one of the many spots to soak up the river views.
To find out more about the park, please visit Riverdale Park.
Alexander Clark Park
Address - Dewar Drive, Loganholme
This leafy riverside park is great for anyone who loves a shady, easy walk and you might even spot a koala! The accessible paths and seating areas make it simple for everyone to explore and relax. The nearly 1.5 kilometre path connects picnic areas and playgrounds, with multiple parking areas offering convenient access to the track.
To find out more about the park, please visit Alexander Clark Park.
Berrinba Wetlands
Address - Wayne Goss Drive, Browns Plains
Love wildlife? Berrinba Wetlands is a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers. Its smooth, accessible trails span nearly 6 kilometres, winding through stunning wetlands and connecting to Freshwater Park and Demeio Park for those who want to extend their adventure. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to soak in the tranquil scenery and spot local wildlife.
To find out more about the park, please visit Berrinba Wetlands.
Why not take a friend, pack a water bottle and enjoy one of these tracks this week?