Events

The Logan Ready-Set-Connect event, organised by One Community, is a networking platform that connects disability service providers with parents, carers, support coordinators, teachers, and Local Area Coordinators (LACs).

Using a “speed dating” format, the event ensures attendees interact directly with service providers, allowing them to share information about their services and products while helping participants discover local support options.

It aims to promote informed choice and control in the disability sector, with a particular focus on resources for children with disabilities through special education programs and services. These events are held periodically, fostering engagement and awareness within the community.

The Melbourne East Ready-Set-Connect event, organised by One Community, is a networking platform that connects disability service providers with parents, carers, support coordinators, teachers, and Local Area Coordinators (LACs).

Using a “speed dating” format, the event ensures attendees interact directly with service providers, allowing them to share information about their services and products while helping participants discover local support options.

It aims to promote informed choice and control in the disability sector, with a particular focus on resources for children with disabilities through special education programs and services. These events are held periodically, fostering engagement and awareness within the community.

Learn about the recent NDIS legislation changes, specifically regarding Impairment Notices, and how these changes affect the supports a participant can access through their NDIS funding.

These events connect leading NDIS Service Providers with Support Coordinators, Support Workers, People with a disability, Carers, Teachers and other service providers capable of making referrals.

The events are held with everyone standing and interacting. Our Speed networking format has everyone meeting everyone else in the room, ensuring choice and control for participants.

The Brisbane Disability Connection Expo 2025 is scheduled for March 21-22, 2025, at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.

The event will feature over 200 exhibitors, including NDIS service providers, allied health professionals, and equipment suppliers, offering a comprehensive range of disability-related products and services.

Attendees can benefit from the 'Ask a NDIS Expert' hub, interactive entertainment zones, and various family-friendly activities, all designed to foster connections and provide valuable information.

The Gold Coast Ready-Set-Connect event, organised by One Community, serves as a networking platform connecting disability service providers with parents, carers, support coordinators, teachers, and Local Area Coordinators (LACs).

The event uses a “speed dating” format to facilitate direct interaction, enabling service providers to share details about their services and participants to discover local support options.

It promotes informed choice and control in the disability sector, focusing on resources for children with disabilities through special education programs and services.

These events are held periodically to foster engagement and awareness within the community.

The Nepean Disability Expo brings together a wide range of product and service providers to help people with disability live their best life. Meet with a range of providers including government and advocacy, aids and equipment, financial and legal services, education, training and employment providers, social and leisure options, transport and vehicles, health and medical products and services, allied health professionals and support services, all under one roof in an accessible and inclusive environment.

The Blacktown Ready-Set-Connect event, organised by One Community, serves as a networking platform connecting disability service providers with parents, carers, support coordinators, teachers, and Local Area Coordinators (LACs).

The event uses a “speed dating” format to facilitate direct interaction, enabling service providers to share details about their services and participants to discover local support options.

It promotes informed choice and control in the disability sector, focusing on resources for children with disabilities through special education programs and services.

These events are held periodically to foster engagement and awareness within the community.

Learn about the various home and living options available within the NDIS, helping you to better understand how to assist participants to find the right living solutions to meet their unique needs and goals.

• The Ready-Set-Transition event in Brisbane supports students, teachers, and parents in exploring post-school opportunities.
• It features local service providers offering pathways to further education, employment, and recreational activities.
• This free event provides valuable resources for students transitioning from school to their next steps in life.

The Queensland Foster and Kinship Care Conference 2025, themed "Leave No Child in Foster and Kinship Care Behind," will focus on inclusivity and support for children in care.

It will take place from May 1 to May 4, 2025, at the Novotel Sunshine Coast Resort in Twin Waters.

The event provides opportunities for networking, learning, and fostering collaboration between carers and staff.

Learn tools to effectively evidence significant support requirements for participants you are supporting. As the NDIS evolves, demonstrating the complexity of a participant's situation and the need for significant support is becoming more critical. This session will provide you with the guidance to navigate these requirements.

The Hervey Bay Ready-Set-Connect event, organised by One Community, serves as a networking platform connecting disability service providers with parents, carers, support coordinators, teachers, and Local Area Coordinators (LACs).

The event uses a “speed dating” format to facilitate direct interaction, enabling service providers to share details about their services and participants to discover local support options.

It promotes informed choice and control in the disability sector, focusing on resources for children with disabilities through special education programs and services.

These events are held periodically to foster engagement and awareness within the community.

This webinar focuses on the role of Support Coordinators in supporting a participant to effectively manage their NDIS funding. We’ll explore practical strategies to ensure participants can make the most of their NDIS funding.