NDIS Collaboration in Action

Four providers, one goal - join us to explore how collaboration across providers creates safer, meaningful support outcomes.

NDIS Collaboration In Action.

Proudly presented by Hireup, Unify Disability Services, Team Teach and Stepping Stone Clubhouse. Join us for a powerful in-person event featuring connected presentations that follow the journey of support.

From diagnosis through to skilled staffing, implementation and meaningful community and workplace participation, we'll explore how different providers play an important role in creating safe, meaningful support outcomes for NDIS participants.

Better outcomes don’t come from one service alone. They come from multiple people working together around the person.

Event details

Date: Thursday 5th March 2026
Time: 9:30am – 2:00pm
Location: The Lounge Bar, Normanby Hotel
1 Musgrave Rd, Red Hill QLD 4059

Includes:

• Four expert presentations
• Live panel Q&A
• Sector networking
• Light lunch and refreshments provided

What you’ll learn from each organisation

Find out more about our speakers by clicking on their profiles below under Lineup.

Unify Disability Services
Presented by Vickie Berzins and Jeremy Girvan
- Understanding diagnosis and what it means for the individual, building insight, identity and direction.

Team Teach
Presented by Amanda Brady-Fujita
- Ensuring the people providing support are trained, confident and able to adapt safely and effectively.

Hireup
Presented by Loren Littlewood and Flavia Alves
- Delivery of skilled support workers and oversight of Behaviour Support Plan implementation including the use of restrictive practices.

Stepping Stone Clubhouse
Presented by Joseph Nguyen and Sian West
- Supporting transition into community participation and meaningful employment pathways.

Who should attend

• NDIS participants and families/carers
• Support Coordinators / Specialist Support Coordinators
• Behaviour Support Practitioners
• Allied Health Professionals
• NDIS providers and Community Organisations
• Anybody involved in supporting people with disability with behaviour support needs