What To Do if It's Not Working: School Webinar Series

When your child’s school experience isn’t going as planned, knowing how to navigate challenges with effective strategies can help you feel more confident and prepared. 

This session will focus on managing difficult conversations, advocating for your child’s needs, and knowing who to contact for support. We’ll be joined by an experienced parent and therapist who’ll share their experiences and strategies to help you to advocate effectively and work towards positive outcomes for your child

About the Conversation: Primary School Series 

This event is part of our four-session series brought to you by Belongside Families in partnership with the Early Childhood Intervention Best Practice Network (ECIBPN). The series is designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to build strong partnerships with your child’s school and advocate effectively to ensure their needs are met through their primary school years. 

About the Speakers: 

To be announced

These webinars will be recorded. If you can’t attend live, register to receive the replay via email. 

Belongside Families (formerly known as Kindred) is an independent not-for-profit organisation providing free support for families raising children with disability, delay, or autism.

Who is this event for?

• Families of children with disability, developmental delay or autism across New South Wales. While this event is primarily designed for these families, we value inclusivity and welcome all families who would like to participate, including from other states across Australia. 

More information

• This event is held online using Zoom. 
• If you have accessibility needs, please advise during registration.
• Further questions? Contact us at: info@belongsidefamilies.org.au

Disclaimer: Belongside Families provides an opportunity for families raising children with disability to learn from each other and share their experiences and resources. Belongside Families does not provide personalised advice or services. 

Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services. Visit https://www.dss.gov.au/ for more information.