Peer Network: NDIS for Inclusion - monthly sessions to November 2026

• 08 July 2026 11 November 2026
• 12:30pm - 01:30pm 12:30pm - 01:30pm
• Online via Zoom

Register here for this Peer Network

The NDIS exists to support people with disability, taking the place they deserve in the community, alongside everyone else. This Peer Network will help you maximise the possibilities for that to happen while building the capacity and skills for independence and social and economic participation.

The NDIS for Inclusion Peer Network is for people with disability and family members who want to use an NDIS plan to enable a person with disability to live their best life in the community.

It’s a group where you can:

• Journey together towards a life lived in the midst of community for the person with disability in your family
• Share questions, ideas and experiences

Dates and Topics

Meetings are on Wednesdays, 12.30 to 1.30pm (Sydney time) online via Zoom. The next sessions are:

• Wednesday 8 July 2026 - In times of uncertainty how do we maintain safeguards?
• Wednesday 16 September 2026 - How do we review, reflect and recharge through life's milestones and transitions to achieve a good life?
• Wednesday 11 November 2026 - Building supports around good health
• The meetings will continue in 2027 - dates and topics to be confirmed.

Our Facilitator

Penny Graham has supported her son Al to attend his local primary and high school and play soccer for many years with his local community soccer team. As a young adult Al has launched his own online business and is actively involved in advocacy roles sharing his lived experience of a typical life. He has moved out of home into his rental unit and is the proud uncle to a niece and nephew.

What’s a Peer Network?

A Peer is someone with similar experience to you. A Peer Network is a connected group of peers.

A peer network is not a seminar. It’s a group that works when everyone contributes.

The facilitator is there to help the group stay on track, not to provide all the answers.

More details about this Peer Network:

• Peer Networks are free to attend.
• We encourage you to come to all of the sessions to get the most benefit, but it's ok to come when you can.
• Once you are registered, you'll receive an email reminder and Zoom link before each session.
• The only way to take part is via live attendance. Peer group discussions are not recorded.
• We ask everyone to abide by the Code of Conduct and Rules of Engagement.      

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