NDIS Good Evidence - Wed 2 Dec 10.00am

Gain practical information on gathering good evidence for the NDIS

Learn about the types of evidence the NDIS looks at and how to make sure the assessments and reports you provide are clear and relevant.

This 2-hour online workshop is led by facilitators who are parents of children with disability and have experience navigating the NDIS.

You’ll learn about

• What good evidence looks like

• What reports you need

• Parental care required because of your child's disability

• A checklist to help you get ready

Other families have said

Families who attended this workshop said they feel more prepared and confident, with a clearer understanding of NDIS evidence and language.

• "A clear, practical explanation of what good evidence looks like and why it matters."

• "I learned how to make sure the evidence clearly represents my child’s support needs."

• "I now feel confident providing the right reports and evidence for the NDIS."
  
  

What to expect

• A welcoming space designed for parents and carers of children who are
  NDIS participants

• 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.

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