These papers provide information about potential developments in the field of supporting people with disability to explore the sexual lifestyles of their choice and other rights issues.

2011 
» Submission in response to the Draft Marrickville Local Environmental Plan (MLEP) 2010 by Touching Base Inc (PDF 119kb)
» Submission in response to the Draft Marrickville Local Environmental Plan (MLEP) 2010 by Touching Base Inc (Word 424kb)

» Submission in response to the Draft Sydney Local Environmental Plan (SLEP) 2011 by Touching Base Inc and Urban Realists, Planning & Health Consultants (PDF 546kb)
» Submission in response to the Draft Sydney Local Environmental Plan (SLEP) 2011 by Touching Base Inc and Urban Realists, Planning & Health Consultants (Word 76kb)

2004 » Touching Base Workshop Handout ‘Choice v Access’ (PDF 124kb)
Dialogue paper containing various answers to question: How does the right of individual sex worker’s to decline a client, sit with the right of people with disability to access commercial sexual services without experiencing discrimination on the basis of their disability?

2003 » Legal Impediments to Sexual Expression: Fact or Furphy (PDF 263kb) 
Discussion paper prepared by the Intellectual Disability Rights Services Inc (IDRS)

2002 » Sexuality and Human Relations Project - February 2001 to April 2002 (PDF 89kb)
Prepared for the Spastic Centre of NSW Sexuality Working Party by Paul Kelly, Project Worker. The Policy commits the organisation to provide information, opportunity and advocacy for Service Users in the expression of their sexual and relational needs. It also clearly states that staff cannot assist a Service User in any sexual activity. It is hoped that this report will further the reach, effectiveness and influence of the Spastic Centre in relation to it’s Sexuality and Human Relations Policy.

2002 » Submission regarding barriers to accessibility caused by local council policies by Private Worker Alliance (PWA) (PDF 167kb)

2001 » The Sex and Relationship Facilitation Project for people with disabilities (SARFP) (PDF 89kb)
The Sex and Relationship Facilitation Project aims to promote the development of self-esteem of people with disability including feelings about their body and enhancing body awareness and to help develop skills and confidence in forming sexual and emotional relationships if this is their goal.