enAble Institute ‘All Abilities’ Community Conversation

Ref: CUR20455 Date: 22 May 2024, 10:00 am - 12:30 pmLocation: Bentley Technology Park - 2 Brodie-Hall Dr, Bentley

Curtin’s enAble Institute would like to speak with young people with disabilities, and their parents and carers, and hear what their priorities for research are. The enAble Institute is forming a specific Domain to focus on this research, and the conversation will inform the work.

We want to understand the research priorities for young people (0-25) with disabilities (mental, physical). There will be other opportunities for involvement beyond the community conversation (i.e. community advisory group, potentially targeted conversations for specific groups).

We seek young people with disability (age ~16-25) and/or parents/carers of children/young people (0-25) with disabilities to attend.

A $70 honorarium if offered to attendees and light refreshments will be provided.

(*please allow 4 weeks from receiving your payment forms for the honorarium to be deposited into your bank account).

To submit an EOI to attend, please see the registration form below.

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