PRECI 2022

Sponsors and Exhibitors Profile

Cerebral Palsy Alliance

Cerebral Palsy Alliance is a global centre of expertise for cerebral palsy research, advocacy, intervention and assistive technology innovation. Our research and innovation inform our world-class services, which include early childhood intervention, therapy, health and wellbeing, sports, assistive technology, independence skill building, supported accommodation and employment services. Learn more cerebralpalsy.org.au

Everyday Independence

Everyday Independence provides NDIS services for people with disability, delivering positive change through a social model of community-based therapy across Australia. We are change-makers, working at the forefront of the disability sector, leading the charge for change in our communities and pushing harder to make inclusion possible for all Australians.

Intereach

Intereach is a not-for-profit community organisation. We are committed to developing community infrastructure and supporting rural and regional communities. Our Vision of Strong Connected Communities is what drives us daily to ensure our local communities are at the heart of everything we do.

Mission Australia

Mission Australia is a national Christian charity that has been standing alongside Australians in need since 1859. Our vision is for an Australia where all of us have a safe home and can thrive. Backed by our supporters, churches, funders and partners, we combat homelessness, provide housing, assist struggling families and children, address mental health issues, fight substance dependencies, support people with disability and much more. Given the right support, we believe everyone can reach their full potential. That’s why we stand together with Australians in need, until they can stand for themselves.

Plumtree

Plumtree is a not-for-profit organisation that helps families thrive. Trusted for over 30 years, we provide support for children aged birth to eight years with a disability or developmental delay and their families to have a full life in the community. We draw on the diverse expertise of our staff, including parent-peer workers, to provide tailored support such as education, therapy, information, and training. Our innovations include the award-winning Now & Next, a by families for families program, which helps parents develop a vision and skills to achieve positive outcomes for their child and family. We also proudly pioneer new ways to include families and parent peer workers in research and other projects to change lives and build better inclusive communities. Three projects currently funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services are Community and Me, Libraries as Community Connectors, and Parents as Peer Leaders.

Noah's Ark

Noah's Ark has been delivering high-quality evidence-based services for children and families for more than 50 years. Noah's Ark's history in the field of early childhood intervention and children's services has allowed us to evolve and innovate while maintaining families at the centre of our services.

Noah's Ark offers a broad range of career opportunities for therapists, psychologists, and educators understanding that by providing a learning culture we are able to maintain the highest quality of services. Noah’s Ark Training provides a wide range of courses to the field across Australasia.

At Noah's Ark we live our values of "Kindness, Optimism, Respect, and Quality" truly delivering routine-based services in a child and family's natural environment.

Western Sydney University

The School of Education at Western Sydney University prepares educators for the challenges and triumphs of working in schools, pre-schools, post school, organisational and community environments. Our Master’s degree and Graduate Certificate in Inclusive Education are designed to enable students to apply their learning to their current workplace and interests in the rapidly changing disability landscape of person-centred practice. Students develop the skills and knowledge necessary to work effectively with individuals with disability, families and other professionals while themselves becoming practitioner researchers. Through our Education Knowledge Network, we promote and support research informed professional development and effective engagement in learning.

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