Our Vision: for Australia to become the World Leader in Disability Services MISSION: Provide a voice for the sector, increase professional standards and bringing people together to talk about the most pressing issues in our sector to deliver solutions! We’ll achieve this by providing world class expos, conferences and professional development to ensure Service Providers and Carers deliver the highest levels of service to NDIS Participants. We are fortunate to live in a developed nation where the government prioritises the needs of our valued families, friends and neighbours with disabilities. Despite the great work that the government is doing, they are only eight years into rolling out NDIS and it is still confusing, complex and challenging for people to understand what they can and can’t access, as well as for Service Providers and Carers to provide a world class service. Combining our 50+ years experience in the Disability and Training sectors, Developing Australian Communities team are simplifying the complex nature of NDIS. Through our large expos and conferences, Participants will receive the right information from the right Provider at the right time. Through our highly relevant, advanced and customised professional development training programs, we are partnering with Service Providers to ensure their staff embed behavioural changes that constantly improve the quality of care they provide.
| Website | http://www.dacexpo.com.au |
| Employees | 11 (5 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Industry | Professional Training and Coaching |
| Keywords | Disability Advocacy, Disability Services, Disability Support, Advocacy Group, People With Disabilities, Sector Development, Disability Inclusion, Professional Standards, Support Services, Best Practices, Community Development, Sector Collaboration, Social Services, Inclusive Communities, Community Engagement, Capacity Building, Nonprofit Organization, Policy Advocacy, Accessibility Solutions, Disability Employment |
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