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National Disability Services (NDS™) is Australia’s peak body for disability service organisations, and Australia’s biggest and most diverse network of disability service providers.
Our valued members collectively operate several thousand services for more than 300,000 Australians with disability and employ a workforce of more than 100,000 people.
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Disability at Work Day 1 - Afternoon Sessions
Plenary

Plenary

1:30 pm

14 August 2025

Plenary

Themes

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Session Program

1:30 pm

Introducing the Centre for Inclusive Employment (CIE)
Jenny Crosbie - Interim Director - CIE
Presentation will outline plans for the Centre and provide further information about how the sector can best engage with it. 

2:00 pm

Working together, encouraging and supporting system-level evolution in disability employment
John Burn - CEO - Disability Employment Investments
Overview around elements of the Disability employment system evolution required and underway.

2:30 pm

Panel: Exploring DSP reform, social enterprise accreditation, disability employment data, evidence-based practice and disability social procurement
Erin Wilson - Director - Centre for Social Impact Swinburne , Michael Perusco - CEO - NDS, John Burn - CEO - Disability Employment Investments, Riley Buchanan - Senior Policy Officer - Inclusion Australia
Panel to explore aspects of the work: DSP reform, social enterprise accreditation, disability employment data, evidence-based practice, social procurement (disability).

National Disability Services (NDS™) is Australia’s peak body for disability service organisations, and Australia’s biggest and most diverse network of disability service providers.
Our valued members collectively operate several thousand services for more than 300,000 Australians with disability and employ a workforce of more than 100,000 people.

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