Darwin NDIS Provider Workforce Symposium

This symposium will focus on critical workforce challenges and solutions, offering expert insights on recruitment, retention, and training in a competitive landscape. Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on regulatory updates, innovative workforce strategies, and tools to enhance service delivery.

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Providers will have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, collaborate with peers, and explore best practices that directly impact their workforce management.

With the increasing demand for skilled professionals and a focus on quality care, this event will equip providers with the tools and strategies needed to build a resilient, high-performing workforce that can meet the needs of NDIS participants effectively.

​Attending this symposium is essential for providers committed to improving operational efficiency, fostering staff development, and delivering top-tier care in the NDIS sector.

Ticket includes morning tea, lunch

You can also join the SILSDA (Supported Independent Living and Specialist Disability Accommodation) networking event from 4.30pm - 7.00pm at the same venue as an additonal option and save

TOPICS INCLUDE

Navigating the Implications of Workplace Updates and Legislative Reforms for NDIS Sector

This presentation will cover the following from a legal perspective:

• ​Psychosocial risks in the NDIS workplace
• The impact of the Secure Jobs Better Pay Act and the Closing the Loopholes Bill on providers

Building a Future-Ready Workforce for NDIS Providers: Aligning Skills Development, Training, and Industry Collaboration

​This presentation will explore how NDIS providers can strengthen their workforce by leveraging the expertise and resources of the Industry Skills Advisory Council NT (ISACNT).

ISACNT plays a critical role in aligning vocational education and training (VET) programs with the specific needs of the NDIS sector, ensuring providers have access to a skilled, qualified, and future-ready workforce.

The event will cover key areas such as workforce development, tailored training programs, policy advocacy, and industry collaboration to address current skills shortages and anticipate future demands in the disability sector. Attendees will gain insights into how ISACNT supports NDIS providers in building sustainable, effective teams that can deliver high-quality care and navigate the growing complexities of the NDIS landscape.​​

Strategies to attract, keep and train workers across the care and support sector to ensure a capable and sufficient disability workforce

Building a Proactive Leadership Strategy within your Corporate Governance

As you grow your business, the importance of the leadership strategies embedded in your governance structure increases. Those individuals and systems that you transfer authorities too can make or break your business. Hear the guidelines Mark has built over 23 years consulting on governance structures internationally, drawing on the lessons of over ten large corporations.

Understand the minimum requirements for complaints and incident management systems for all persons receiving funding under the National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 (NDIS Act) including how to deal with reportable incidents

Attendees will understand :

• What are the requirements for complaints and incident management systems
• Practice standards requirements
• NDIS rule requirements
• Common non conformances
• Tips to document this at audit

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Motivating Staff in the Community Services Sector
“How do I motivate my staff?” is the number one question all Managers have in the community services sector. Thankfully, Mark will bring his 23 years of experience and Doctoral research findings to uncover why motivation is a factor in community services, what causes it, and how we can proactively address this issue in our workforce. Mark’s presentation will leave you with practical answers to build your staffing levels, create resilient staff and reduce burnout.

Managing psychosocial workplace hazards in the Disability Sector -

by NT Worksafe

For more information you can also view www.ndislinkevents.com.au or call 1300 667 709

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Oaks Darwin Elan Hotel, 33 Woods Street, Darwin City, Australia