Improving Recovery, Capacity Building and Wellbeing – 20-21 February 2023 at International Convention Centre Sydney
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Improving Recovery, Capacity Building and Wellbeing – 20-21 February 2023 at International Convention Centre Sydney
The fourth NDIS and Mental Health Conference to be held at the International Convention Centre Sydney on the 20th and 21st of February, 2023 will come at a critical time when both the NDIS and the services that surround it will be seeking to make real the great promise of the scheme as an investment in recovery, capacity building and wellbeing. All scheme participants, families and providers will be affected by this much needed development and we are looking forward to having you a part of this great discussion.
Best wishes,
Bill Gye OAM
CEO, Community Mental Health Australia
The ALIVE National Centre is funded by the NHMRC Special Initiative in Mental Health.
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