Accessible sites
A place for all
Our long-term vision for the City of Whittlesea is to be a place for all.
We strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of ability, can thrive. Our services, programs, and facilities are designed to enhance accessibility and promote independence, ensuring equal opportunities for all residents. Below, you'll find a guide to our accessible offerings, from planning outings with Access Keys to accessing specialised facilities like Marveloo.
Parks and reserves
Find accessible parks and reserves by adding the feature 'Accessible' to the search function on our parks and reserves page.
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Accessible walking paths
Discover accessible walking paths designed for all ages and abilities. These easy-to-follow maps cover various suburbs and encourage everyone to stay active.
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Sports and leisure facilities
We offer an extensive array of sports and leisure facilities to promote an active lifestyle for all.
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Marveloo
Marveloo is an accessible bathroom with additional features designed for people with disability.
Marveloo includes a fully accessible toilet, an overhead ceiling hoist, a height-adjustable adult change table, and more. Located at Whittlesea Civic Centre, it’s designed to support residents and visitors with disability.
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Access Keys for successful outings
Use our Access Keys and social stories to plan your outings. These guides help you navigate local community centres, sporting facilities, playgrounds, and kindergartens, making outings more accessible and enjoyable.
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Master Access Locksmith Keys (MLAKs)
MLAKs provide access to specialised amenities for people with disability, such as Changing Places and liberty swings. Learn how to obtain an MLAK for access across Australia.
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You can get your own MLAK by emailing us at leisure@whittlesea.vic.gov.au.
An MLAK for the Civic Centre Marveloo in South Morang is also available at the Customer Service Desk during business hours.
Leisure centres
Our centres provide safe and comfortable environments for people of all abilities, offering accessible amenities and supportive staff.
Accessible parking permits
Apply online for accessible parking permits for individuals or organisations. These permits help ensure convenient access to parking facilities throughout the City of Whittlesea.
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Access Point Newsletter
Stay informed about Council and community-based initiatives for people with disability by signing up for the Whittlesea Disability Network’s bi-monthly newsletter. Hard copies are also available at local community centres and libraries.
Sign up to Access Point Newsletter by emailing access@whittlesea.vic.gov.au.