Achievers will be recognised this International Day of People with Disability
This Friday, people living with disabilities and companies who support them will be recognised in Murray Bridge.
This Friday, individuals living with disability in the Murray Bridge district will be celebrated as part of the 2025 International Day of People with Disability.
Awards will be given to an individual living with disability who is achieving great things and an organisation that demonstrates outstanding support for people with disability in the community.
The celebration will include a barbecue lunch served by the Mobilong Rotary Club and a free raffle, where a $250 voucher will be up for grabs.
The event will run from 10am to 1.30pm at the Murray Bridge Rowing Centre, located between Wharf Road and Murray Cods Drive.
Activities will include:
- Face painting
- Petting zoo
- Modified sports
- Sailing
- TADSA bikes
- Art activities
- Rowing
- Quiet and sensory zone
- A special visit from Santa
There will be sailing, a petting zoo and free barbecue on Friday at Sturt Reserve. Photos: Rural City of Murray Bridge, Dale B Halbur, Michael X. Savvas.
Mayor Wayne Thorley encouraged residents to attend the event.
“Our community thrives when everyone feels valued, supported and able to participate fully in life,” he said.
"This event is a wonderful celebration of inclusion, showcasing the incredible contributions of people with disability and those who work tirelessly to make our community more accessible and connected.”
The internationally recognised day promotes awareness, understanding and acceptance of people with disability.
The day is thanks to the council's partnership with Genuine Support Services Australia and Mission Australia.
