2019 : ISSUE 1 AMICUS EXCHANGE

IN THIS ISSUE

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO 2 COMMUNITY EVENTS 9 PARTICIPANT UPDATES 3 Ballarat 9 INTERNAL UPDATES Kyneton 10 Castlemaine 10 Personal Development Day 4 NOTICES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS EASTER Bendigo 11 Changes to public and community housing 5 Maldon 11 Free Dental Care 5 Harcourt 12 Flu Vaccines 5 Creswick 12 AUTISM AWARENESS Rushworth 12 Sensory Friendly Film Screenings 6 Coles Quiet Hour 7

IMPORTANT DATES 7 World Down Syndrome Day 7 WORKSHOPS 2019 NDIS Workshops Bendigo 8 OUR OFFICE Central Victoria Disability Housing 100 Queen Street, Bendigo 3550 and Support Seminar 8 8.30am – 4.30pm Monday to Friday (03) 5441 2666 2019 NDIS Workshop Dates 13 amicus.org.au

AMICUS EXCHANGE 2019 : ISSUE 1 PAGE 1 A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO ANN-MAREE DAVIS

Welcome to the first edition of our newsletter for 2019 and what a start to the year it has been! We have had many participants enjoying holidays and out and about participating in community events, with some great stories to share later on in the newsletter. In the world of NDIS, as many of our participants move onto their second and for some third NDIS plans, we are seeing some overall improvement in the outcomes through planning. Unfortunately we are still kept busy following up for those where the planning process does not accurately capture needs and I plan to meet with the NDIS on how that might work for you and your family on a more regular basis to ensure that we can raise these member with a disability. Please contact me on issues and contribute to the continuous improvement of NDIS 5441 2666 or to register your interest and best (and Amicus) systems and processes. [email protected] availability to meet. We have had a very busy time organisationally with our audit We will also be undertaking some work through our local against the DHHS and ISO 9001:2015 standards occurring over Support Coordination network to look at how we can resource three days in mid-February. Thank you to Judy and Anette in practitioners in this critical role to explore the full range our Quality Team and all participants families and staff who of housing options that could meet the needs of the NDIS participated in this year’s audit. Despite all of the changes that participants they are working with. We have had several land have occurred in the Disability and Children’s services sector, sales at our former Cecil Street site over the past few months and that we are all learning new ways of doing things, we have which brings us closer to realising our plans to construct units had another great audit result which is a credit to all involved, that will assist in providing additional options. not just in the audit but the work that we do every day. From 1 July 2019 Amicus and other organisations implementing In response to recent feedback we have introduced a new the NDIS across Victoria will commence transitioning to the way for people to communicate that they would like changes National Quality and Safeguards framework and we will be to their rostered support. We have created an email address commencing work on this transition shortly. [email protected] so that you can email through requests. We found that sometimes requests were getting Work is progressing with our self-directed teams framework missed because a staff member who had been contacted by following workshops with representatives from all of the teams email or a message left on their phone may have been away. late last year and feedback from participants and families. As As the email address will be continuously monitored during we were trialling lots of different approaches across the teams, business hours and periodically by our after-hours team the framework, which is due for finalisation in the coming outside of business hours, this will prevent further recurrences. weeks, will ensure that we can utilise the most effective For those who are purchasing services with NDIS funding if approaches and apply these consistently across our teams. you need to make changes to your support that will affect We have also had many organisations contact us from across your service agreement then these changes are made with the Australia to find out more about the work we have been doing Intake team, within self-directed teams, some of these have visited in recent [email protected] weeks, with more due to visit in the next few months. Lastly I will be spending some time in Auckland, New Zealand from 21 March, with Dr Michael Kendrick working with We know that housing is such an important issue for many organisations and disability professionals who are seeking of the people who choose our support and during 2019 we to move from more traditional models of disability support will be having a real focus on housing that is accessible and to models similar to Amicus. While NZ will be in mourning affordable. For the past 18 months I have been involved and it is a difficult time for many, I am looking forward to the in the MASARG (Mt Alexander Shire Accommodation and opportunity to share our journey. In my absence please direct Respite Group) working group who are looking for solutions in any NDIS/CHSP/HACC service delivery questions to Shayne, Castlemaine, with a very successful forum held in early March TCP to Sophia, NDIS Support Coordination to Susan and which included presentations by Lisa Chesters, Secure Housing finance to Cathy. I look forward to reporting back in the next Australia, Haven; Home, Safe and the NDIS. newsletter and please check out Facebook, I will be posting Amicus also partnered in the Housing seminar that was held some updates while I am away. at the All Seasons alongside Araluen and Secure Housing

Australia on 13 March. For those who were unable to attend the seminar but are interested in finding out more about Cheers! Shared Home Ownership, Amicus is able to facilitate a small group discussion with Mark and Tim from Secure Housing Ann-Maree

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CRAIG’S HOLIDAY IN BALLARAT

Late December, Gerald and Thirza took Craig for an extended weekend holiday in Ballarat. On their way to Ballarat, they stopped at Daylesford for breakfast before heading onto Lake Wendouree, where they had fish and chips for lunch.

Craig’s highlight was visiting the Ballarat Wildlife Rescue Park where he was able to feed and pat some of the animals. Unfortunately, their trip to Sovereign Hill was spoiled by the rain, so instead, they went to the local pool hall. Craig is quite the shark player, holding the cue and shoots with one arm!

It was a great weekend and Craig is already planning his next adventure.

JO AT SUMMER NATIONALS

Elliot, Nick, and Shane drove up to Canberra for Summer Nats with Jo Hogg early this month, passing by the Dog on the Tuckerbox and staying in a hotel in Murrumbateman.

After arriving on Thursday, they watched burnouts, skids, hot rods and the other amazing cars drive up and down the area. At lunch, Jo purchased a massive hat to keep the intense sun off. Jo’s highlight was seeing ‘Wide Open’ do some burnouts.

After a long day at the cars, they all returned to the hotel and had dinner at the local pub before an early night and showers to wash off the burnt rubber.

On the drive home, they went via Albury to look at the train station, which has the longest platform in NSW, before getting home late on Friday.

Jo was pretty stoked from his experience and is already planning to go to more burnout events.

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AMICUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY

We had terrific attendance at our Professional Development Day on Wednesday 16 January. It was a great opportunity to hear about some of the priority areas for Amicus in 2019, learn more about Functional Behavioural Assessments, Restrictive Interventions and a very informative Q&A panel regarding Self Directed Teams.

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Did you know that there are changes to the process to You can apply for the register online through HousingVic register for public housing and community housing? online services via your MyGov account. Here is how to The Victorian Housing Register is where you can register find it: for social housing in Victoria. This means you can apply 1. Go to the myGov website and sign in to your myGov for both public and community housing at the same time account. If you don’t have one, you’ll need to create a myGov account (it should only take a few minutes)

The register has two categories: 2. Open myGov’s ‘Services’ section • Priority Access: this is for people: 3. Pick ‘HousingVic online services’ – this will link it to your myGov account. ◦◦ Who are homeless and receiving support ◦◦ Are escaping or have escaped family violence Or if you would like to find out more about the housing ◦◦ With a disability or significant support needs options that could assist you, the Housing Options ◦ ◦ With special housing needs. Finder might be a good place to start. It takes you • Register of Interest: this is for all eligible applicants to through a brief questionnaire and then provides register their interest in social housing. further information about your options based on your responses. You can find it at the following link: https://housing.vic.gov.au/housing-options-finder

FREE DENTAL CARE LET'S TALK ABOUT Did you know that many Victorians are eligible to receive free dental care? FLU VACCINATIONS It’s time to time to start thinking about flu vaccines. Having There are over 80 community dental clinics located an annual flu vaccine is beneficial to all of those at risk throughout metropolitan and rural Victoria, of complications from influenza and of anyone over six including Bendigo. The Bendigo Health Care Group months of age wishing to avoid infection. Free influenza provides free dental services to those who are eligible at vaccine is available under the National Immunisation the Anne Caudle Centre Campus on Barnard Street. Program (NIP) for people in the following risk groups:

To find out more about the Bendigo Health Care Group, • Older adults (65+) eligibility criteria, or where other community dental • Indigenous Australians (6 months to <5 years and 15+) clinics are located, visit the links below: • Pregnant Women Bendigo Health Care Group • People aged 6 months and over with medical conditions bit.ly/BendigoHealthCommunityCareDental that can lead to complications from influenza, such as: ◦ COPD and other lung conditions Eligibility Criteria ◦ bit.ly/EligibilityCriteriaForFreeDentalCare ◦◦ Diabetes (type 1 and type 2) ◦ Impaired immunity such as HIV infection Other Locations ◦ bit.ly/CommunityDentalClinicLocations ◦◦ Malignant cancers ◦◦ Chronic neurological disorders ◦◦ Residents of nursing homes and other long-term care facilities are also at increased risk of severe complications from influenza.

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Autism Awareness Day is an important day to shine a You’ll hear stories from Autistic people about their light on Autism. The day celebrates the unique talents experience, challenges and ambitions. Spectrospective of those with Autism, while putting a huge focus on the aims to break down myths around autism and work, and warm embrace and welcome that these skills deserve help employers understand how they can provide more through community events around the globe. opportunity for Autistic employees.

As part of Autism Awareness Day, the Bendigo Cinemas Autism Awareness Day Tuesday 2 April 2019 Sensory Friendly Session of The LEGO Movie 2 will feature a screening of the short film “Spectrospective: Stories of Autism 2019”

Spectrospective is an annual short film produced by Amaze and starring the Autism community, which aims to build awareness and understanding about autism in the wider community by sharing lived experiences.

This year, Spectrospective is all about work – whether it’s work experience, paid employment or volunteering.

SENSORY FRIENDLY FILM SCREENINGS Did you know the Bendigo Cinemas offer sensory friendly WIN! films for those on the Autism spectrum? In the lead up to Autism Awareness Day, we will be running a series of giveaways for the upcoming Bendigo These films allow families to enjoy their favourite films in Cinemas Sensory Session shows! a safe and accepting environment. The cinema lights are turned up and the sound is turned down low. Be sure to follow us on Facebook and Instagram @amicusgroupvic for your chance to win! All tickets are $5.

Spider-Man: The Lego Movie 2: How to Train Your Dragon: Mary Poppins Returns Into the Spider-Verse The Second Part The Hidden World Sunday 21 April 2019 Sunday 24 March 2019 Sunday 31 March 2019 Sunday 7 April 2019 Morning Session Morning Session 11:00am Morning Session

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COLES QUIET HOUR Coles Kangaroo Flat has introduced a 'quiet hour' in their store so people who experience sensory overload can shop with ease.

When: Every Tuesday between 10:30-11:30 am

What will happen? The lights will be reduced, Coles radio will be switched off, and register and scanner volumes will be reduced to the lowest level. There will also be no PA announcements, no trolley collections, and roll cages will be removed from the shop floor.

IMPORTANT DATES Public Holidays (Office will be closed): FOLLOW US FOR UPDATES Good Friday Friday 19 April 2019 Easter Monday Monday 22 April 2019 Stay updated with the latest Amicus news and events by following our Facebook and Instagram pages. Thursday 25 April 2019 Facebook: @AmicusBendigo Daylight Savings ends Sunday 7 April (turn clocks back one hour) Instagram: @amicusgroupvic

World Down Syndrome Day Thursday 21 March 2019

Autism Awareness Day Tuesday 2 April 2019

Victorian Youth Week Friday 5 - Sunday 14 April 2019

WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY World Down Syndrome Day is an opportunity to raise awareness of what Down syndrome is, what and how people with Down syndrome play a vital role in our lives and communities.

A great way to show your support for the day is by wearing socks! Yes we wear socks every day, but this is a day for not just your regular socks. You can wear the official ‘LOTS OF SOCKS’ or rock your best brightly coloured, patterned, odd socks - the point is to get people to ask you, so you can talk to them about World Down Syndrome Day.

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2019 NDIS WORKSHOPS BENDIGO Rights Information and Advocacy Council (RIAC) are running fortnightly NDIS Workshops within Bendigo to inform people about Access to NDIS and Reviews processes. These workshops will assist people to access the NDIS, and provide information and resources to complete NDIS reviews. The aim of these workshops is to build the capacity of the consumer and carer population and to assist them to gain further knowledge to actively navigate processes and understand the NDIS.

RIAC can provide one-on-one assistance for people and their carers within the City of Greater Bendigo Shire to access the NDIS from our Access and Support team ONLY if the participant meets one of the following five diversity groups: • People who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander • People from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds • People who live in remote and rural areas • People who are socially and financially disadvantaged • People living with cognitive impairment including dementia

If you or someone you know would like to register for a workshop, contact Terri-Ann from RIAC via email at [email protected] or phone on 5443 0550. For more details, view the NDIS Workshops Calendar on page 13.

CENTRAL VICTORIA DISABILITY HOUSING AND SUPPORT SEMINAR Araluen, Amicus Group Inc. and Secure Housing Australia joined forces to deliver a housing seminar on Wednesday, March 13 for people with disability, their families and those who are assisting them, to answer this question: What will happen to me when my parents are no longer here?

Disability Housing Expert Araluen CEO, Ross Coverdale, shared five housing models that are available for people with disability. Ann-Maree Davis, Amicus CEO, provided an update on development of the Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) project that Amicus are currently working on in Bendigo.

The Central Victorian Disability Housing and Support Seminar Tim McDermott Secure Housing Australia was an important event to raise the awareness of people with a disability and their families of the connection between NDIS planning and locating housing. The important take-away from Ross Coverdale from Araluen is that planning must be included as one of the top two goals in your NDIS Plan.

He also shared from his experience in the NEMA region of the NDIS roll out that Investigating Housing Solutions (IHS) is an essential planning outcome that will assist people looking for housing to work through the range of options that may be available. Ann-Maree will be following up with the NDIS locally to find out more information.

Ross Coverdale CEO, Araluen

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BENDIGO TUDORS TO WINDSORS: BRITISH ROYAL PORTRAITS 16 March - 14 July 2019 Be sure to check out this exciting new exhibition at the Bendigo Art Gallery. Tudors to Windsors traces the history of the British monarchy through the outstanding collection of the National Portrait Gallery, London. This exhibition highlights major events in British (and world) history from the sixteenth century to the present, examining the ways in which royal portraits were impacted by both the personalities of individual monarchs and wider historical change.

Accessibility Information: The Bendigo Art Gallery is an accessible venue with level access, wheelchairs available, accessible toilets. Guide dogs are welcome at the Gallery and hearing loops are available at all lectures and public programs. Bendigo Art Gallery accepts the Companion Card. Carers and attendants accompanying cardholders receive free entry to ticketed exhibitions and events.

Location: Bendigo Art Gallery Cost: $25, Concession $20, Children under 18yrs, Children under 5yrs FREE www.bendigoregion.com.au

BALLARAT BALLARAT HERITAGE WEEKEND 25 - 26 May 2019 Showcasing the rich heritage history of Ballarat – think horse and carriages, grand old buildings, steam trains, vintage fashion and much more – Ballarat Heritage Weekend will give you a glimpse of yesteryear and explore the stories and tales of this iconic city.

Key events include a fashion show showcasing one of the largest private collections of fashion history, a vintage bicycle ride in your best tweed and a competition for the best beard and stache going round. As night time descends upon the streets, more stories come to life, exploring the darker side of Ballarat's heritage with ghost tours, "camp fire" conversations and plenty more.

Location: Various venues across Ballarat www.ballaratheritageweekend.com

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KYNETON THE GREAT TRENTHAM SPUDFEST

Saturday 4 May 2019, 10am - 4pm The Great Trentham Spudfest is back in 2019! It’s a great opportunity for visitors and the local community to join in a number of exciting spud activities and have a spudtacular time. Last year over 6,000 people enjoyed the festivities. There will be something for everyone including: • Tractor Pull on the old Railway Line • Historical Photographs Exhibition and Photato-graphy Competition • Market stalls, great food & beverages • Free music and entertainment all day on three stages • Fun races and games for all ages + much more.

Cost: FREE www.trenthamspudfest.org.au

CASTLEMAINE CASTLEMAINE STATE FESTIVAL & CASTLEMAINE FRINGE FESTIVAL

Friday 22 - Sunday 31 March 2019 Experience 10 Days of Wonder when the Castlemaine State Festival kicks off on Friday, March 22. With live performances, art, culture, and community events happening, there will be no shortage of fun to be had.

Location: Various locations, dates and times Cost: Free and various ticketed events www.castlemainefestival.com.au

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BENDIGO Bendigo Easter Festival Bendigo is home to one of Victoria’s largest Easter Festivals! Events, entertainment and activities running from Good Friday until Easter Monday. From an Easter Egg Hunt, Carnival Rides to Live Music and the annual spectacular Easter Parade!

Torchlight Procession and Fireworks When: Easter Saturday 20 April 2019 Time: 8:00pm - 9:30pm Location: Parade Route Pre-parade entertainment along the parade route from 6:30pm - 8:00pm

Gala Parade When: Easter Sunday 21 April 2019 Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm Where: Parade Route Parade Route: View Street, Pall Mall, McCrae Street, Bridge Street For more information about events taking place on the Easter long weekend visit: www.bendigoeasterfestival.org.au

MALDON Maldon Easter Fair Established in 1878, the Maldon Easter Fair is one of the oldest in Australia. The Easter weekend is packed full of activity from Thursday evening through to Monday afternoon. Enjoy the Maldon Easter Market with special entertainment including the Maldon Brass Band, gold panning, dancing, live music and other novelties. When: Friday 19 - Monday 22 April 2019, 4:00pm Location: Main and High Streets, Maldon www.maldon.org.au

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HARCOURT Harcourt Valley Easter Festival Harcourt Valley Vineyards will again be holding it's Easter Festival showcasing some of the region's finest wine, beer, cider, cocktails and produce. Enjoy all of this whilst relaxing under the gum trees and listening to live music at this family friendly event...a perfect way to spend your Easter Sunday! When: Sunday 21 April 2019, 11:00am Cost: $22 Early Bird Tickets (before March 16) $29 General Admission (after March 16) Children under 18 Free Location: 3339 Harmony Way (Old Calder Hwy) Harcourt www.bendigotourism.com

CRESWICK Creswick Woollen Mill Easter Egg Hunt The annual Creswick Woollen Mill Monster Easter Egg Hunt is on again. Bring the whole family and meet the Easter Bunny. They’ll be a large scale Easter Egg hunt and the cafe will be serving all your Easter favourites. When: Good Friday 19 April 2019, 2:00pm - 5:00pm Location: Mills Railway Pde, Creswick VIC Australia www.turnaroundhere.com.au

RUSHWORTH Rushworth Easter Heritage Festival Rushworth Easter Heritage Festival is a two-day event held in the heritage listed High Street of Rushworth. It incorporates music entertainment, stalls, food and a parade. There is also an art and craft exhibition, steam engine display and the museum will be open as well. The parade includes all types of horses, old vehicles, an old steam traction engine, CFA and foot entries as well. When: Saturday 20 - Sunday 21 April 2019 Location: High Street, Rushworth, Victoria, 3612 www.rushworthfestival.org

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Session Date Time Workshop Facilitators Location RSVP No. Amanda Robinson Yo Bendigo 45 Mundy Street 17Th January 2019 1 1:30pm – 3pm RIAC: NDIS Access, Reviews and Appeals 15th January 2019 Terri-Ann McGill Green Room Amanda Robinson Yo Bendigo 45 Mundy Street 31st January 2019 2 1:30pm – 3pm RIAC: NDIS Access, Reviews and Appeals 29th January 2019 NDIS Workshops Terri20-1Ann9 McGill Green Room Amanda Robinson Yo Bendigo 45 Mundy Street 14th February 2019 3 1:30pm – 3pm RIAC: NDIS Access, Reviews and Appeals 12th February 2019 Terri-Ann McGill Green Room Session Amanda Robinson Yo Bendigo 45 Mundy Street 28Datht Februarye 2019 4 T1:30pmime – 3pm RIAC:Wor NDISksh oAccess,p Reviews and Appeals Facilitators Location 26RSthV FebruaryP 2019 No. Terri-Ann McGill Green Room

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