From webinars to workshops, to forums and expos, find sector events and activities happening in your region.
May marks Queensland Small Business Month – an opportunity for local small businesses to take part in an exciting program to Recharge, Renew and Rebuild the sector.The Queensland Government is backing more than 495,000 small and family businesses across the state this May, with a range of events focussing on financial literacy, procurement opportunities and […]
Join CheckUP and the Mount Isa Regional Jobs Committee for a FREE morning tea and information session on the business and workforce planning supports available to you! Hear from: […]
Join CheckUP and Jobs North Queensland for morning tea and learn about the business and workforce planning supports available for your business.How can CheckUP provide business support?Industry Workforce Advisors offer a free solution […]
This session will cover: A brief overview of the NDIS and support budgets, NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Pricing Limits, Working with participants, Service agreements, Payment requests and enquiries, Managing your information
This session will cover: A brief overview of the NDIS and support budgets, NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Pricing Limits, Working with participants, Service agreements, Payment requests and enquiries, Managing your information
When an NDIS participant leaves school, there are a number of pathways and supports available to help young people build skills to prepare for their transition from school, and support them in achieving employment and other goals. Their choice depends on their aspirations, skills, abilities and interests.
The Disability Wellbeing Index (DWI) has been developed by Monash Business School’s Centre for Health Economics, with funding from the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA), to provide a robust measure of what matters most to people with disabilities.
The NDIA invites providers to an information session aimed at supporting a shared understanding of NDIA payment processes, including provider and participant responsibilities. The session aims to assist providers to reduce potential issues when claiming payments for NDIS supports and avoid providing supports that are not funded by the NDIS.
The NDIA invites providers to an information session aimed at supporting a shared understanding of NDIA payment processes, including provider and participant responsibilities. The session aims to assist providers to reduce potential issues when claiming payments for NDIS supports and avoid providing supports that are not funded by the NDIS.RSVP - Monday 18 August 2025
Comprehensive introduction to the SCHADS Award, designed to equip employers, managers, and HR professionals
What you need to know about the new Child Safe Organisations ActFrom 1 October 2025, new legislation will begin to come into effect, and organisations who provide services to children will need to be able to demonstrate how they are keeping them safe. This is a critical update for all service providers, especially those working […]
This session explains the process of applying to the NDIS, including: eligibility criteria, evidence required, how to apply, who can help, how recent legislation changes affect new applicants.