We Are Better Together: Improving Health Outcomes for People with Intellectual Disability
Event description
This workshop equips Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), Team Leaders and House Coordinators with knowledge and skills to assist their teams to support the health needs of clients with intellectual disabilities.
Speakers:
Dr Jessica Murphy, GP and Intellectual Disability Educator
Catherine Mulcahy, Disability Training Consultant
Gavin Begbie, Clinical Nurse Consultant and Team Lead of the Specialist Intellectual Disability Health Team (South Eastern Sydney LHD)
Kim Bonnici, Social Worker for the Specialist Team for Intellectual Disability Sydney (STrIDeS) (Sydney LHD)
Maria Heaton, Intellectual Disability Palliative Care Lead Clinical Nurse Consultant (South Eastern Sydney LHD)
CESPHN Project GROW Team
Key Learning Outcomes:
Promote preventative health care for the person and an awareness for how to advocate for reasonable adjustments for the person attending health appointments.
Building confidence in collaborating with GP practices to facilitate effective annual health assessments.
Play a proactive role in managing health plans and the persons health care goals
Registrations close: Monday 6 October 2025
Target Audience: This event is free and open to Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accomodation (SDA) Team Leaders/House Coordinators in the CESPHN region.
When:
Monday 20 October 2025 9.00am - 4.00pm
Where:
CESPHN Mascot Office, Tower A, Level 5, 201 Coward St • Mascot NSW 2020
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If you have any further enquiries relating to this workshop, please email the Grow Team on intellectualdisability@cesphn.com.au.
We aim to deliver inclusive and accessible events. If you have any particular access or communication needs, please email Dominique Abagi on d.abagi@cesphn.com.au or phone 02 9304 8739.
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