Hosted by Down Syndrome NSW.
Join us for the School to Work webinar, a practical session for families and supporters of people with disability who want to build real pathways to meaningful, typical employment. Guest speakers Talia Roshan and Katie Hodges from Resourcing Inclusive Communities, an initiative of Family Advocacy, will share strategies families can use now, along with examples of what works in schools, communities and workplaces.

What you will learn

Why employment in typical settings matters for people with disability
How to set a clear vision and maintain high expectations
Ways to discover interests, contributions and conditions for success
How families and support networks can collaborate to achieve employment goals

Who should attend
Parents and carers, people with Down syndrome, educators, employment specialists and community professionals supporting individuals with disability to secure jobs and pursue careers.

Event details

Date: 10th November 2025
Time: 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm Sydney time
Format: Zoom webinar
Access: Zoom link provided upon registration
Cost: FREE

Speaker bio

Talia Roshan and Katie Hodges lead the School to Work Project at Resourcing Inclusive Communities, an initiative of Family Advocacy. Over the past five years they have worked alongside families to support young people with disability to pursue meaningful, typical employment in the community. They provide practical strategies, tools and success stories, and engage with professionals across education, disability and employment sectors. Talia and Katie hold certification in Customised Employment and continue to build their expertise in best practice approaches to inclusive employment.

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