Join the Everyday Relationships Program Information Session

Build Skills for Friendships, Relationships and Life

Friendships, relationships, personal boundaries and sexual health are important parts of life, but this information is not always taught in a way that is accessible to young people with disability.

Discover the Everyday Relationships Program, a practical, accessible program helping young people build friendships and connections, understand relationships, sexuality, and their rights, communicate boundaries and consent, and make informed choices.

We’re currently forming groups for NDIS participants in the Geelong, western Melbourne, north-western Melbourne, Melton and Ballarat areas. Groups will begin once enough participants of a similar developmental age, needs, and goals have registered in the area.

Details

12 – 12.30 pm AEST, Tuesday 22 September 2026

Location: online via Microsoft teams

What We’ll Cover

During the session, you’ll learn:

• how the program is structured
• topics covered throughout the program, including
• how sessions are adapted to participant’s developmental age, personal goal, and needs
• funding requirements and how to register

There will also be time to ask questions about the program.

Who Should Attend

• Young people with a disability aged 15–25
• Parents or carers supporting a young person with an NDIS plan
• NDIS Support Coordinators
• Educators, high school teachers, career guidance counsellors
• others who support young people with disabilities.

About the Everyday Relationships Program

Everyday Relationships supports people with disability to build friendships and connections, understand relationships, sexuality and their rights, communicate boundaries and consent, and make informed choices.

Delivered in small groups (6-8 participants), in person and/or remotely by allied health professionals, the program uses simple language, accessible information, visual resources and practical examples to support each participant’s learning.

Meet the speakers

Tracy Bull, Business Development Leader, Everyday Independence

Sarah Rainbow, Occupational Therapist, Everyday Relationships Program Facilitator