Webinar: Improving access and inclusion for First Nations people with cerebral palsy
You’re invited to a free webinar: How to meet the needs of First Nations people with cerebral palsy.
Join us for a practical, rights-based conversation about improving access, inclusion and culturally safe responses for First Nations people with cerebral palsy.
This webinar is part of My CP Guide's work to develop more culturally relevant and useful information and resources for First Nations people with cerebral palsy, families and communities.
Date: Thursday 19 November 2026
Time: 2pm – 3:30pm AEDT
Join Damian Griffis, descendant of the Worimi people, Founder and Principal of Wakulda Advisory and former CEO of First Peoples Disability Network Australia, together with community members Sereako Treloggen, a Torres Strait Island man, and Layla Sharp, a Birrpai and Darug woman.
Together, they will explore the experiences, priorities and unmet needs of First Nations people with cerebral palsy and discuss practical actions to improve culturally safe, accessible and responsive services and supports.
This session will cover:
• Listening to First Nations people with cerebral palsy, families and communities
• Understanding cultural safety, disability rights and barriers to access
• Strengthening inclusive practice, partnerships and accountability
• Practical actions for services, policymakers and community organisations
Who should attend:
• All are welcome
• Community-controlled organisations, disability and health providers, educators, policymakers and anyone interested in improving outcomes for First Nations people with cerebral palsy.