DisabilityCo Parent to Parent Sessions

WHEN

Date and Time

Thursday, 1 June 2022 
Time: 5:30pm to 6:30pm 

WHERE

Online

Teams Meeting Link

DisabilityCo Parent to Parent Sessions are a great chance to make social connections and meet new people going through similar parenting experiences, or have questions regarding the NDIS (i.e. plan review process and funding applications).

You can gain a sense of community with other parents of children with disabilities and get practical advice about day-to-day concerns and issues, such as assistive devices, practical ways to help your child, and tips with the Victorian education system. 

Chrissy, is a mother of a son with autism, who has over 20 years of experience navigating the disability sector. She will be hosting the Parent to Parent Sessions. 

We have also started a new Facebook Group for Parents of Children With Disabilities in Victoria to continue connecting with each other outside the sessions. 

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