Creative Coordination and Plan Training

Creative Coordination and Plan Training Offering support coordination and plan training to NDIS participants and their families.

23/03/2026

Emergencies can happen anytime – and NDIS participants are disproportionately at risk without careful planning from providers.

The emergency management provider alert helps providers:

✅ Plan and account for participants’ individual needs in emergencies
✅ Train and prepare staff for confident and effective responses
✅ Keep critical supports and services running, even during disruptions

It also includes plan templates, checklists for various emergency scenarios, and guidance on including participants in planning.

Download the provider alert here: https://bit.ly/4pPathu

18/03/2026

Online tickets to this year's Family Fun Day are closing at midday tomorrow, Thursday 19 March.

But never fear, if you don't get your tickets online, you will still be able to purchase them at the zoo on the day of the event. Just visit us at the DSV registration marque next to the zoo's main entrance.

🦋 After coming along last year, Daniel from Tranagulla told us, “I felt honoured to be a part of the day and meeting other people with Down syndrome, which I don’t get to do much."

🦋 This year we will also be trying something new at Family Fun Day. We often get feedback about how important community is and how these events are a great way to meet other families. So, this year we are going to offer an extra way to get to know other each other with some welcoming guided (and optional) connection activities.

You never know, your next coffee catch-up or your child's new favourite buddy might be there too!

🦋 If you want to snap up your tickets online before bookings close, visit
https://www.downsyndrome.org.au/vic/ffd-2026/

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16/03/2026

Date-Ability is expanding in Melbourne — with new locations coming soon. It’s a supportive, practical 12-week program for NDIS participants who want to build skills for safe, healthy relationships and stronger social connections. Sessions run in a small group (max 12), led by qualified counsellors, with a workbook and plenty of guided practice — so learning feels clear, respectful, and empowering.

Melbourne Date-Ability | New locations coming

If you (or someone you support) want help with things like:
Making connections and starting conversations
Boundaries, consent, and respectful communication
Dating etiquette and online safety
Confidence, self-advocacy, and recognising healthy vs unhealthy relationships
…Date-Ability is a great next step.

16/03/2026

Want more confidence with money?

Join our Financial Literacy Program (Online) — a supportive 12-week group covering budgeting, needs vs wants, and everyday money decisions.

Learn more or register: https://fsacademy.com.au

14/03/2026

Inclusive Employment Australia (IEA) replaced Disability Employment Services (DES) on 1 November 2025.

Inclusive Employment Australia is the new specialist disability employment program. It helps people with disability, injury or health conditions:

• get ready for a job
• find a job
• keep a job

We made Easy Read information about IEA to help everyone understand how to use the new program: https://www.everyonecanwork.org.au/employment-support/inclusive-employment-australia-iea/

Find out more about IEA here: www.dss.gov.au/inclusive-employment-australia

14/03/2026

Join us for a free online event, where we will discuss all things about relationships for people with disability! Co-Hosts and guest speakers will be announced soon.

RSVP today: https://disabilitydialogue.com.au/events/march-open-dialogue/

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11/03/2026

💡 Rookie tip for Plan Reassessment Reports: Write down what supports are working well and what could be improved.
✅ Write down what supports have HELPED you.

❌ Note any problems you’ve had or things you WISH you had.

💬 You can share these with your LAC, planner, or support coordinator.

🤝 Having all these thoughts down on paper will help you tell your story and explain what support you need.

💻 To hear why this is so important, and get more tips and tricks to help you with your plan review process, you can come along to our live ‘Plan Reassessments and Reports’ peer workshop session on Monday 30 March as part of our Resource Kit.

📂 It comes with the slides, the peer session recording, auto transcription and more practical tips and resources you can use.

🔗 For more info and to book, visit: www.thegrowingspace.com.au/events

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11/03/2026

🎽 Round 10 of the Get Active Kids Voucher Program is NOW OPEN! 🎉

Eligible Victorian families will be able to apply online for a $200 Get Active Kids voucher.

These vouchers can be redeemed at registered providers, such as local sporting clubs or organisations, or used for reimbursement of uniforms and equipment. 🌟

The program is open to Victorian children aged 18 and under, named on a valid Commonwealth Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card and named on a valid Medicare Card at the time of application.

A special consideration stream is also available to support children in care, temporary or provisional visa holders, undocumented migrants and international students up to 18 years at the time of application. 🌏

🔗 To apply and for more info visit www.getactive.vic.gov.au/vouchers/

09/03/2026

Although well intended, sometimes “Let me know if you need anything” puts the pressure back on the person who’s already struggling. Offering specific support makes it easier for them to say yes.

Small, concrete offers can make a big difference.

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