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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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SIL provider contributions needed to co-design Active Support practice guide

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26/07/2023

The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission has invited Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers to help co-design resources for the wider implementation of Active Support. Providers can register their interest by Friday 4 August to take part in interviews, workshops and focus groups. 

The consultation follows the final report from the Commission’s Own Motion Inquiry into Aspects of Supported Accommodation in the NDIS, which examined over 7000 reportable incidents and complaints received about supported accommodation over a four-year period. Part of the inquiry looked at best practice models and it commissioned Professor Christine Bigby of the Living with Disability Research Centre at La Trobe University to conduct a literature review.  

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