A Good life – NDIS Support Post School

Join ACD for a FREE 90-minute online webinar, NDIS support post school.

You’ll gain a clear overview of NDIS supports that can assist young people in preparing for life after school and moving confidently toward employment and independence.

We’ll explore the range of pathways available, whether your young person is interested in open employment, further education, community participation, or developing essential life skills for the next stage of their journey.

We know there are proposed changes to the NDIS, so this webinar will share the most current and relevant information available to help you plan your child’s post-school needs.

You’ll learn about

• The types of NDIS supports that can help with preparing for employment
• How to build independence and skills during the final years of school
• The different post-school pathways and how to choose options that align with a young person’s goals, strengths, and interests

About the presenters

Virginia Wiggins has been with the NDIA since 2013 and is Assistant Director of the Vic/Tas Community Engagement Team. She brings broad experience in engagement, HR, and planning, and is dedicated to improving outcomes for people with disability.

Toni Spotswood has over a decade at the NDIA and works within the Vic/Tas Community Engagement team. She focuses on stakeholder relationships and improving understanding of the NDIA. Toni’s diverse background has equipped her with a deep understanding of the NDIS from multiple perspectives.

What to expect

• A welcoming space designed for parents and carers of children with developmental delay and disability
• Led by experienced facilitators who bring understanding and lived experience
• Content is intended for Victorian families of children with disability only
• Delivered online via Zoom
• You will receive a confirmation email with details on how to access the session
• Let us know if you have any accessibility needs

If you have any questions

• Email: educate@acd.org.au
• Call: 03 9880 7000 or 1800 654 013 (regional callers)
• ACD workshops provide general information, peer support, and shared lived experience. We do not provide medical, or counselling advice. Information shared during the event is for support and empowerment.

Register here.