How to use this plan

A group of people. There is a person at the front of the group holding a card that reads 'We'.

The Tweed Shire Council wrote this plan.

When you see the word ‘we’, it means the Tweed Shire Council.
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We wrote this plan in an easy to read way.

We use pictures to explain some ideas.
The words 'Bold' and 'Not Bold'.

We wrote some important words in bold.

This means the letters are thicker and darker.
A 'Word list' document.

We explain what these bold words mean.

You can find out what they mean in the Word list section.
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This is an Easy Read summary of another plan.

This means it only includes the most important ideas.
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You can find the other plan on our website.

www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/people-with-disability

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You can ask for help to read this plan.

A friend, family member or support person may be able to help you.
The Aboriginal flag.

We recognise the traditional owners of our land – the Tweed.

This includes the Ngandowal and Minyungbal speaking people of the Bundjalung Country.

It also includes the following clans:

  • Goodjinburra
  • Tul-gi-gin
  • Moorung – Moobah.

They were the first peoples to live on and use the:
A mountain range.
  • lands
A river surrounded by bushland.
  • waters.