Event description
About the event:
People say self-management can be all too hard – but join us for a discussion about what’s actually involved and what the benefits are.
Are you just starting out with self-managing your NDIS plan, or wondering if self-management is for you? Join us for an interactive 2 hour online webinar that will de-mystify self-management, examine the benefits and challenges and give you some steps to help you to get started.
This introductory level webinar discusses the basics of how to self-manage well and shows why having a clear vision for the life you want can positively impact all the decisions you make.
Whilst we encourage you to join us at the time if you can, this webinar will be recorded and be available to watch for 14 days after the event.
Who Should Attend?
This introductory webinar is for people with disabilities and their families who are interested in learning more about partly or fully self-managing their NDIS plan and the benefits that come with taking control. It is ideal for people new to self-management.
Event details:
- This webinar will be held via a Zoom Session and log-in details will be sent to participants who register a few days prior to the event.
- Log-in will be available 15 minutes prior to each event commencing.
Want to know how to use funded supports to help you live the life you want?
Join CRU for our webinar series replay of:
Holding the Compass: Directing funded support to get the life you want.
Webinar 1: Setting the direction with funded supports Wednesday 12 June
Webinar 2: Navigating life with funded supports Wednesday 19th June
About CRU:
For over 35 years, Community Resource Unit has been working across Queensland to help people with disability take
control of their lives and take their place in their community. This event is subsidised by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services grant. If cost is a barrier to attending, please contact CRU to discuss.
Please contact CRU if you require assistance to register, attend or participate in this event.
p. 07 3844 2211 or e. cru@cru.org.au.
