July 2025
Getting Support at School
Clear and practical information to help you understand how school processes work and how school plans can help your child.
Working Out Dads
An online program just for dads with children with developmental delay or disability. Weekly sessions for six weeks, with two male facilitators leading group discussions and providing practical information, and a certified personal trainer to talk about building activity into daily life.
Virtual MyTime – Term 3
A weekly online peer support group for families of children with disability or developmental delay. It gives parents who are working or unable to reach a local group the chance to connect online.
August 2025
A Good Life
This August find out how you can help your young person as they gain independence. Each week, professionals will share information on four key topics: Supported Decision Making, Wills and Estate Planning, Microboards, and Post-school: parents talk about what’s next.
September 2025
Starting Prep
Prepare your child for a positive transition from kindergarten or childcare into school. You’ll learn about the language schools use, how school can support your child and building positive partnerships with school.
October 2025
Teens and Beyond
A three-part workshop for families of teens aged 13+ with disability. Learn about financial support, getting the right NDIS support for your teen, school and post-school options and wellbeing.
Virtual MyTime – Term 4
A weekly online peer support group for families of children with disability or developmental delay. It gives parents who are working or unable to reach a local group the chance to connect online.
November 2025
First Steps
For families of young children who are starting their journey, or whose child has recently received a diagnosis. Information on financial support, respite, supporting siblings and looking after yourself.
December 2025
NDIS Good Evidence
Practical information on gathering good evidence for your child’s NDIS plan. This includes information on the role of evidence in NDIS planning and support, types of evidence and how you can ensure the assessments and reports you provide are useful.
