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NDIS and Women with Disabilities Forum in Whitehorse

  • Are you a woman with disability living in the City of Whitehorse or nearby?
  • Would you like to hear from other women sharing their experiences of the NDIS?
  • Do you have questions about your plan that you would like answers for?
  • Are services that understand the needs of women with disabilities important to you?

Time           10:00AM – 2:00PM

Day             Monday 24th June

Where        Willis Room, Whitehorse City Council 379-397 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading 3131

Lunch Provided

This is an event for Women with disabilities only

Register for this event by C.O.B Monday 17th June

If you would like to discuss access or dietary requirements, need more information or assistance to register, please contact Jane Oldfield at [email protected] or on 9286 7800

If needing an interpreter please register as soon as possible

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    Melbourne, 3000

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    Collins Street East,
    Victoria, 8003

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