Win 1 of 3 $500 EFTPOS Cards by Uploading Photos of a Public Toilet from Continence Foundation of Australia

JOIN THE GREAT DUNNY HUNT!
This year we are asking dunny hunters to take photos of public toilets and upload them on the National Public Toilet Map.

WHY ARE PHOTOS IMPORTANT ON THE NATIONAL PUBLIC TOILET MAP WEBSITE AND APP?
Currently only 3,000 of the 21,000 public toilets listed on the map have photos - so there are still many locations missing photographs!

By updating the facilities on the National Public Toilet Map, you are supporting the thousands of people living with incontinence and/or a disability in our community. In 2021, our Nationally Representative Consumer Survey revealed that 38% of people living with a disability, had or currently were experiencing incontinence.

WHAT TYPE OF PHOTO ENTRIES ARE WE AFTER?
Photos that clearly show the outside of the public toilet and how accessible the entrance is e.g. easy access to the front door, clear stairway access, open doorway or automatic door. Please do not include any photos with people in them.

As well as interior photographs displaying the range of available features and facilities such as:

Adult change facilities (including shower, BYO sling)
Baby change
Dump point (including wash out water, afterhours access)
Ambulant facilities
Drinking water
Sharps disposal
Showers
Sanitary, incontinence product disposal
Right and/or left transfer – important for those with one side of the body less able
Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK) The Master Locksmiths Access
Male, Female, Unisex
Accessible toilet includes adult change hoist and shower

HOW DO YOU UPLOAD PHOTOS ON THE MAP TO ENTER?
Go to the National Public Toilet Map (NPTM) website or App (make sure you have the most up to date App version)
Login (or register) to update
Find your local toilet on the map
View its details and click the ‘update this facility ‘ link to upload a photo
Tick the box to go into the draw to win one of three $500 Eftpos cards!
Update and enter as many times as you like!
You also have the opportunity to go into the draw to win one of three $500 eftpos vouchers. All photos will be checked for suitability prior to publishing.

​HOW WILL THE COMPETITION BE JUDGED?
By an expert panel of judges including the Continence Foundation of Australia’s CEO Rowan Cockerell, International Toilet Enthusiast/Researcher and Churchill Fellow Katherine Webber and The Great Dunny Hunter, Sean Burford. Entries will be judged on photos that show clear accessibility and available features at a public toilet from either outside or interior perspectives.

Honourable mention awards will be given out to the:

Most colourful toilet and the toilet in the most unusual location.