CRU is presenting a series of three webinars featuring Dr Michael Kendick. This webinar is the second of two on Securing the Good Life: Developing Safeguards for people we care about.

Securing the Good Life: Succession & Planning for the Future

With a focus on planning for the future, this webinar examines what is worth safeguarding in the long term, and looks at how we can best ensure a good life for a person with disability continues into the future.

Recorded in November 2020 this webinar features Bobby Noone sharing her family’s experiences and a seminar style presentation by Dr Michael Kendrick. A CRU consultant will host a live chat during the broadcast.

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Download the accessible flyer here (word)

About the CRU Webinar Series with Dr Michael Kendrick

To be human is to be vulnerable. However, people with disability often live with greater vulnerability than others do. In an attempt to keep people safe it is possible to limit their lives and choices by being over-protective and so worried about risk that they have little chance of experiencing the good things in life.

Join CRU for one, two or all three webinars featuring Dr Michael Kendrick exploring how we can go about securing the good life and supporting choice.

Held over three Fridays, you can be part of the CRU-hosted chat to share your reactions and hear from others in an on-going conversation throughout the series. The webinars are pre-recorded and a recording of each will be available to view for 14 days.

The webinars:
Webinar 1 : Friday 11th February - Vulnerability and Safeguarding
Webinar 2 : Friday 18th February - Securing the Good Life: Succession & Planning for the Future
Webinar 3 : Friday 25th February - Dilemmas in Supporting Choice

About the Presenter:

Michael Kendrick is well known as an educator, advocate, consultant and author currently based in Nova Scotia, Canada.
He worked in government and non-government agencies before becoming a consultant. Michael has been a regular visitor to Queensland for over 30 years.
He brings an understanding of local and national issues, as well as an international perspective on the issues that people with disability and their supporters face as they strive to live in their community.

These webinars will be of interest to people with disabilities, their families and workers, managers, advocates, board members and others who have regular involvement in people’s lives.

This event is partly subsidised by a Department of Social Services grant. If cost is a barrier to attending, please contact CRU to discuss.

Community Resource Unit Ltd.

CRU has a 30 year track record of working across Queensland to help people with a disability take control of their lives and take their place in their community

Contact CRU if you need assistance or are unable to register online, by calling (07) 3844 2211 or email us at cru@cru.org.au