2 Sessions (purchase of 1 ticket gives you access to both dates)

Session 1: Tuesday (3 March 2026)

6.30 pm to 8.30 pm

Session 2: Tuesday (10 March 2026)

6.30 pm to 8.30 pm

Do you feel confident in your skills as a decision supporter? Do you know how to build the decision-making ability of the person you support? If you are unsure about your answers to these questions, then our 2-part series focused on providing decision support is for you!

What is this series about?

We all make decisions, every day. Decision-making is not just about the "big" things, it starts with the "small" things. Learning to make small decisions builds the foundation for a more self-determined life.

Often, decisions are made for people with intellectual disability. However, practicing on low-stake, daily decisions prepares an individual for bigger decisions, life transitions and can assist a person to build their confidence to say "no" to harm or exploitation.

For a family or supporter, this can be deeply personal. It might be about:

supporting individuals to have more control over everyday decisions
building your confidence as a supporter so you can accurately interpret preferences, especially when communication is complex
developing consistent processes to support an individual's decision making, or
thinking ahead to how decisions will be made when families are no longer able to play the same role.

This 2-part online series is designed to equip you with the practical skills and confidence needed to effectively support others in their daily decision-making.

In this 2-part online workshop, participants will be supported to:

Identify why supported decision-making is important to them.
Explore how to build a supportive decision-making environment.
Creating decision-making opportunities.
Identify what a good decision-making process looks like for their decision maker.
Reflect on the influence they are having when supporting decision-making.

2 Sessions (purchase of 1 ticket gives you access to both dates)

Session 1: Tuesday (3 March 2026)

6.30 pm to 8.30 pm

Session 2: Tuesday (10 March 2026)

6.30 pm to 8.30 pm

Who is this series for?

This series is aimed at anyone who supports people with intellectual disability to make decisions. This might include families, support workers, friends, Circle of Support members, advocates and others in supportive roles.

People with disability and families who are unable to use NDIS funding or who find the ticket price a barrier at this time, bursaries are available. If cost is a barrier to attending, please email info@belongingmatters.org

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