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Griffith University Symposium. “NDIS and CALD communities: Aiming high for equitable access”

15 Nov 2016

CRU proudly partnered with Griffith University, AMPARO Advocacy Inc and Queenslanders with Disability (QDN) on the ninth Griffith University NDIS Symposium.

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Have your say in the Voice of Queenslanders Disability Survey! The results of this survey will help governments, businesses, not-for-profit organisations & communities know what is working well and what needs to be improved in Qld. This is for people with disability, families, service providers and peak disability organisations in Qld.https://inclusivefutures.griffith.edu.au/hub-page/vqd The survey is open until 10 March. It will ask you about things like:• jobs & money• inclusive places• safety & rights• good supports• education• health• community attitudes Who is conducting the survey?This survey is being run by Griffith University and Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN), including citizen researchers with disability. It is funded by the Queensland Government (DSDSATSIP) and Griffith University. ... View more about this articleView less about this article

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Inclusion and belonging at the local school: The parent advocacy tool-kitTOWNSVILLE WORKSHOP: Inclusion of students with disability in the local regular school is not “new”. Research from the last 50 years reveals the benefits inclusion offers - not just for students with disability but also for classroom peers without disability. While inclusive education is a human right and now also supported by Queensland’s inclusive education policy, successful inclusion still often depends on parent advocacy and home-school partnership. Thursday 23rd MARCH 2023 – 9.15 to 2.30pm, The Palmer Collective, TownsvilleFind out more and register here: https://events.humanitix.com/townsville-inclusion-and-belonging-at-the-local-school-the-parent-advoc…This FREE workshop will equip parents with the knowledge and skills to be clearer and more confident, as they advocate for their child’s inclusion at school. Come along to meet other families and feel more confident in your knowledge of inclusive education, what reasonable adjustments look like, and the Department of Education’s policies and supports for inclusive education. You will be inspired to aim high and refresh your skills on confidently communicating with your child’s school. ... View more about this articleView less about this article

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When a person with disability doesn’t have many friends, how can we respond and nurture friendships and relationships?Join CRU on Tuesday 21 February for a ‘The Grass is Greener Where You Water It’ webinar replay and live discussion with presenter Lisa Bridle. Lisa will join us to answer questions talk more about her family’s experience.Register now at https://events.humanitix.com/webinar-replay-the-grass-is-greener-where-you-water-itAnd join us on Thursday 23 February with Neil Barringham for a replay and live discussion of the second webinar in the series ‘How to Find People Who Will Be There’ : https://events.humanitix.com/tours/how-can-we-respond-and-nurture-series-replay-with-live-discussion ... View more about this articleView less about this article

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A reminder that CRU is bringing Ann Greer, along with guest presenter Rodney Mills, to Brisbane in late February for the powerful workshop Responding Well to People with “Challenging Behaviour” and its Messages. Tuesday 28th February, 2023, 9:30am-4:30pmThe workshop will be held at Kedron-Wavell Services Club in Chermside, Brisbane, and tickets are $150pp.Tickets still available and registrations close on 21st February.For more information and to register: https://events.humanitix.com/brisbane-responding-well-to-people-with-challenging-behaviour-and-its-m…The workshop helps participants understand what lies behind that which we label as “challenging behaviour” and explores positive and effective ways to respond. ... View more about this articleView less about this article

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Tickets are now available for CRU’s face-to-face support worker training in March – “Getting to the Heart of what Matters”! This 2-day workshop will be held at South Brisbane on 14th and 28th March 2023.Day 1 and Day 2 - $300pp 9am-4:30pm both daysIncludes lunch, refreshments and workshop materialsClick here to register: https://events.humanitix.com/getting-to-the-heart-march2023Paid staff can make a significant contribution to the life of a person with disability – enabling the person to live a rich life and pursue their unique goals and dreams. What lies at the heart of the role is, however, frequently invisible. When we fall into the habit of talking about ‘hours’, tasks, routines and schedules, it’s easy to be distracted from what really matters about supporting people well. This two-day workshop is highly interactive and offers many practical strategies to assist you in your role. Feedback from previous attendees:“I was very happy with the workshop and the day was full of rich discussion”“I got many ideas of how to improve our support, connect people with community and create relationships” ... View more about this articleView less about this article

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