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Learn from people with disability, parents and other experts on topics around good life building such as
- Directly employing staff
- Setting up and running circles of support
- The participant owned service model
- Setting up a microbusiness
- Building friendships
- Training support workers
- Planning and achieving goals with your team
- Implementing alternative communication
And more…
Upcoming Webinar
How to collect, analyse and present data that strengthens NDIS reports
Aug 31, 2026 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Sydney Time
Strong NDIS reports rely on strong evidence—but where does that evidence come from? In this practical webinar, you’ll learn how to systematically collect, analyse and present meaningful data that helps demonstrate a person’s disability-related support needs.
We’ll explore what information is worth collecting, how to record it consistently, how to identify patterns and trends, and how to transform everyday support information into clear evidence summaries that therapists and other professionals can draw upon when preparing Functional Capacity Assessments, therapy reports and Home and Living reports.
Whether you’re a family member, support coordinator, allied health professional or disability provider, you’ll leave with practical tools and templates to help build a stronger evidence base to support NDIS planning and reassessments.
About your presenters
Sheree Henley PhD candidate, MEd, Post Grad Dip Business Informatics, Dip Governance is Director of The Good Life Builders, with more than 30 years’ experience in business analysis, systems design and governance. Combining professional expertise with lived experience supporting her adult son with complex disability, Sheree specialises in developing practical systems for collecting, analysing and presenting data that supports evidence-informed decision making.
Michaela Kennedy is Director of Inclusion Tree and an experienced NDIS Support Coordinator specialising in complex support needs, Home and Living, plan reassessments and Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) matters. Michaela works alongside families throughout the NDIS process and understands how well-organised evidence can strengthen professional reports and support informed decision-making. Together, Sheree and Michaela bring complementary expertise in building meaningful evidence and using that evidence to support high-quality NDIS reports.
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