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Right on Board – Practice Governance for Disability Service Providers: Governing and Managing for Human Rights, Quality and Safeguarding: Face-to-face Workshops

Event start date: 29/04/2024
Right on Board: Practice Governance for Disability Service Providers. Governing and Managing for Human Rights, Quality and Safeguarding, a program for Boards and Executive Teams of disability service...

Finance Representatives Network Meeting

Event start date: 30/04/2024
Network meetings bring people together and provide opportunities to support one another and leverage each other's knowledge and skills.

Introduction to Investigations Workshop

Event start date: 1/05/2024
Individual, small and medium disability service providers within the sector encouraged to further develop skills in managing risk, incidents, and complaints.

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Introduction to Investigations Workshop

Event start date: 1/05/2024
Individual, small and medium disability service providers within the sector encouraged to further develop skills in managing risk, incidents, and complaints.

RICM Risk, Incidents and Complaints Management: NDIS Commission: Reportable Incidents Webinar

Event start date: 10/05/2024
Please join Chriselle Athanasiou, Director Incident Intake and Early Resolution at the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission in this overview of Reportable Incidents.

SCHADS: Know Your Award

Event start date: 14/05/2024
NDS and WorkplacePLUS are pleased to offer this SCHADS: Know Your Award half-day workshop to help ensure your HR, payroll, and office managers are getting SCHADS right.

ABC: COVID vaccines 'strongly recommended' for disability workers, but advocates say they should be mandatory

Image of a syringe and a vial of vaccine

Today, the PM announced the COVID vaccine would not be mandated for disability support workers. ABC spoke to Karen Stace, Senior Manager - State and Territory Operations after the announcement. 

NDS continues to advocate for mandating the vaccine, with Karen saying "Disability service providers are rightfully anxious that the virus could needlessly take hold within our communities and we hope the government reconsiders this decision, in addition to implementing an effective education campaign and strategies to improve vaccine access and rollout."

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