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Call Us: 1800 774 764
Call Us: 1800 774 764
We regularly run workshops and webinars throughout NSW.
If the event/location you are interested in is not listed below, please fill our expression of interest forms:
Express your interest for future Events here
Express your interest for future Peer Networks here
You may also be interested in the events run by our parent organisation, Family Advocacy.
Join our monthly online peer group sessions to connect with other families, share your questions and experiences and learn from each other.
Wednesdays 31 January, 28 February, 27 March, 1 May, 29 May, 26 June 1pm - 2.30pm
Join our monthly online peer group sessions to connect with other families, share your questions and experiences and learn from each other.
Thursdays 18 April, 2 May, 15 May, 30 May. Please note that every second session runs at lunch time.
Supporting a person to live in their own home requires a different approach to service delivery. A good working relationship with a service provider can be the key to a successful individualised living arrangement. Join guest speakers Margaret Ward (parent to Mena who lived in her own home for 11 years) and Leanne Pearman (CEO Australian Inclusion Group / WA Individualised Services), for this free webinar.
Learn MoreJoin our monthly online peer group sessions to connect with other families, share your questions and experiences and learn from each other.
Fridays 10 & 24 May, and 7 & 21 June
A free webinar for parents and families of secondary school students who are considering work experience in the future. Education, health and disability professionals are invited as well. We will discuss:
• Working with schools
• Why starting early is essential
• Engaging with employers
• Getting the supports right
• How to approach roles and tasks
In this workshop you'll learn about individualised living and the innovative ways that people with disability created their own home, while getting the support they need.
Learn MoreMany people with disability live their lives surrounded by services or paid staff, with few relationships beyond their families. Having friendships and a community around us is an essential part of a fulfilling life, and also provides a safeguard for the future.
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