local parent/carer groups & activities 

  • Ballarat Parent Carers Connect This group is open to all parent/guardian carers of children and young adults with disabilities.  We meet for activities, information sessions and social coffees or meals. The next get-together is a Carers Week activity in October Details TBC RSVP to rpaton@pinarc.org.au .
  • Ararat Parent Carer Connect Ararat region Parent/Guardian Carers of children and young adults (0-21yrs) are invited to share their expression of interest in attending a group. Contact rpaton@pinarc.org.au  to register your interest. There is an event planned for Carers Week in October. Details TBC.
  • Ballarat Autism Early Years Connect is a parent-led group supported by the Pinarc Parent Support Program. This group is for parents/carers supporting young children (0 – 12 yrs) with autism.
    September meeting: 10am – 12pm Thursday 3rd September at Inexterior Café.  Guest Speaker is Michelle Coburn, Carers Victoria Regional Care Navigator.
    School Holidays get-together York St Church Indoor Playspace 10am – 12pm Thursday October 1st.
    RSVP to ballaratautismey@gmail.com  or rpaton@pinarc.org.au
  • Ballarat Autism Parent Connection meets for coffee at the Robin Hood Hotel for social connection and information sharing. Due to school holidays, the next meeting is Monday 19th October for a carers week celebration lunch pending funding confirmation.
  • Bacchus Marsh Disability Parent Connection meet for social dinners and information sessions monthly on Monday evenings during school terms. Due to school holidays, the next session is Monday 12th October for a Carers Week event. Contact rpaton@pinarc.org.au for more information.
  • Ballarat Down Syndrome Parent Connection group meets regularly for social connection and information sharing. The next get together will be Carers Week Lunch at the Lake View Hotel on Monday 12th October Note: Funding TBC. RSVP to Wendy, Jane or Rebecca.
  • Daylesford Disability Parent Connection Group. This group is currently taking a break. Expressions of interest for carer events in Daylesford as invited.  There is an event planned in Daylesford for Carers Week. Details TBC.
  • SCODA – (Supporting Carers of Disabled Adults), is a Ballarat-based group who meet for lunch first Monday of each month. Contact Rose on 0459 216 992

Carer Activities

Carers Victoria  – Beaufort Carers Lunch

The Flywheel Bar & CafeBeaufort, VIC

Tuesday 1 September  11 AM – 1 PM
Celebrate the first day of Spring with us over a delicious meal and great company! https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/beaufort-carers-lunch-tickets-1993983365924

Carer Gateway Pathways for Carers

Offering Carers of people with a disability, medical condition, mental illness or those who are frail due to age a chance to attend a relaxed social walking event followed by a free morning tea together.
Walks are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
Meet at 9:45am for a 10:00am Start Pipers by the Lake, 403 Wendouree Parade Lake Wendouree VIC 3355 CONTACT US Phone: (03) 5333 7104 Email: Carers@gh.org.au
To attend, you will need to be registered with Carer Gateway & RSVP via phone or email. If you need assistance to attend, or have any special requirements, please let staff know when you RSVP.

activities for children and young people with disabilities

All Abilities Basketball Come and Try Sessions

Ballarat Basketball are keen to establish an All Abilities Basketball competition.
We have seen some encouraging success, with the competition growing to six teams earlier this year.
The Come and Try Session Details
Thursday 10 September | Selkirk Stadium | 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Thursday 17 September | Selkirk Stadium | 12:30pm – 1:30pm
No need to register, just turn up!
No basketball experience is required, and everyone is welcome to participate.  These sessions aim to engage disability support groups and participants, providing an opportunity to experience basketball in a welcoming environment while becoming familiar with the game, facilities, and people involved. Our goal is to encourage participants to become more involved in basketball and potentially progress into other basketball opportunities available within the Ballarat community.
Any questions?  Contact Shawn on 53381220

The Collective Mental Health Expo & Circle of Solidarity

Thursday, October 1st, 10am – 2pm
Free community event for Mental Health Awareness Month 2026
Meet new people, family fun activities, food vans, coffee, free sausage sizzle, Circle of Solidarity.
Enter Lake Esmond from Clayton St, Larter St, and Lal Lal St.   Car Parking available at Canadian Lead Primary School and along Larter St.
No registration needed! For accessibility requirements contact bmhccommunityevent@gmail.com

Trash Book Sessions

Mondays from 5pm  – 7pm
7 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat Central VIC 3350
Run by Ballarat North Neighbourhood House Inc.
A low-pressure creative space for people to create art for its own sake.
Organised by and for local queer, trans and neurodiverse creatives, Trash Book is a safe and welcoming space for people to create for the sake of creating.
Designed to be a low-pressure, unstructured experience where rules, deadlines and “perfection” aren’t hanging over your head, Trash Book is about creating whatever you feel like with whatever materials are lying around. It’s a great way for creatives to de-stress and experiment, and for people curious about making art to do so in a supportive, non-judgemental space.
More information and Registration here: https://www.socialplanet.com.au/activity/view?id=49764

The Stella Young Award

The Stella Young Award provides a great opportunity for young disabled artists aged between 16 and 30 years to be recognised for their impact on disability activism and culture through their artistic practice (in comedy, performing arts or screen culture).
Applicants must:
Identify as a deaf and/or disabled person;
have created work (paid or voluntary) in either comedy, performing arts or screen culture;
be between the ages of 16 and 30;
be a permanent resident of Australia; and
have made a powerful impact through their practice.
Applications close on Monday, September 14 at 5pm.
For more information about the 2026 Stella Young Award, including how to apply, you can click here: https://www.artsaccess.com.au/stella-young-award-2026/

Date-Ability Popup program in Bendigo, Ballarat, and Geelong.

Date-Ability™ is Australia’s evidence-informed relationship program for adults with disability.  You can find out more about the program here: https://date-ability.com.au/the-framework/
4 week Popup program coming to

  • Ballarat – Fridays 2nd October
  • Geelong – Fridays 6th November

The next step is to complete a short registration form so we can secure your place in the program.
Please click the link below to get started: Referral form – FS Academy
Once we receive your form, our team will be in touch to confirm your place and send you more information about the program. If you have any questions, please feel free to email: admin@fsacademy.com.au

Respect Connect Activities

RC supports people of all ages, and we can tailor groups to suit younger people, mature clients, or female/male-only groups where appropriate.
Groups generally run from 9:30am–3:30pm, however, we can be flexible and work around our clients and what suits them best.
Support ratios: 1:1 support or 1:2/1:3 support, depending on individual support needs.
Some of the current groups and activities include:

  • Monday: Music Group, 3:00pm–5:00pm   HQ Dinners, 5:00pm–8:00pm
  • RC Shed: Woodwork group run by a qualified carpenter
  • Tuesday: Craft, Cooking & Social Group
  • Wednesday: Home Skills & Cooking Group,   RC PT Group
  • Thursday: Discovery & Adventure Group
  • Friday: Social Crew, afternoon teas, walking, LEGO and craft options, Monthly Movie Night & Dinner
  • Saturday & Sunday: Weekly groups and activities

They also run lots of weekend and evening activities.  Here are some examples:

  • Ballarat Fishing Festival: Saturday 05/09/2026  10:00am – 2:00pm
  • Smithsonian Starstruck Experience: Saturday 05/09/2026   9am – 4pm.
  • Rippon Lea Mansion Classic Car Meet: Sunday 06/09/2026  9:00am – 5:00pm
  • Dean Kite Festival: Sunday 06/09/2026   9:00am – 2:00pm
  • Bendigo Tram/Mine Tour: Saturday 12/09/2026   9:00am – 5:00pm
  • Maryborough Charger Car Show: Sunday 13/09/2026   9am – 5pm

They have also just added bike riding on Mondays and Fridays – Bikes and helmets can be provided.
For more information email: taylah@respectconnect.com  Mobile: 0490 551 711 or visit www.respectconnect.com.au

2026 Winter Accessible Sport Calendar – Sport Central

https://sportscentral.org.au/2026-winter-accessible-sport-calendar/  

Programs listed:

Special Olympics Ballarat – Swimming Program
Walking Basketball
Sports Central – All Abilities Soccer for Adults
Ballarat Badminton – All Abilities Badminton
Wheelchair Basketball
Special Olympics Ballarat – Swimming Program
Ballarat Bulldogs – All Abilities Football Training
RDA Ballarat – Equestrian Riding
Basketball Ballarat & Sports Central – All Abilities Basketball Competition
Ballarat Badminton – All Abilities Floor Curling
Ballarat Bulldogs – All Abilities Auskick Program
Sports Central & Webbcona Bowls Club – All Abilities Indoor Bowls
Special Olympics Ballarat – Basketball Program
Ballarat Bulldogs – All Abilities Football Matches

School Holiday Activities  (More in School Holiday Update mid September)

Pinarc Kids Spring Holiday Program

Pinarc Kids Holiday Program Preferences – September 2026 – Fill out form  to submit your preferences.

Some things to remember

  • We will do our very best to offer you all of your chosen days, but spaces are limited due to staff capacity.
  • This booking link will close on Friday 28th August.

Allocations will be sent out via email once the booking link has closed.

People Outdoors Upcoming Camps
Calendar of camps July to November 2026

https://www.peopleoutdoors.org.au/download_file/view/755/429

 

Information sessions, courses and webinars

Every Australian Counts NDIS Community Debrief

“After everything that’s happened, we also think our community needs some space to come together. So we’re holding an online After the Vote: NDIS Community Debrief”
Friday 28 August 12:00pm–1:30pm AEST Online via Zoom
Auslan interpretation and live captions will be available
Members of the Every Australian Counts Steering Committee will be joined by experts to help unpack what has actually passed Parliament, what the amendments mean in practice, what changes are still to come, and what we still don’t yet know. This is a space for our community.
You’re welcome to come with questions, share your thoughts, or simply listen in.
Register https://events.humanitix.com/after-the-vote-ndis-community-debrief  

Free Workshops in Ballarat for Parents and Carers

Workshops for parents and carers of people living with a disability, of course and broader in partnership with Carers Victoria. This is open to anyone in the City of Ballarat and Central Highlands.

Starting Secondary School –  A workshop for families – ACD Webinar

Tue, 1 Sep, 7pm – 9pm
Wed, 2 Sep, 10am – 12pm
Tue, 8 Sep, 7pm – 9pm
This 90-minute online workshop provides a welcoming and inclusive space for students with disability to build confidence, learn practical skills and connect with other young people who are also preparing for Year 7.  You’ll learn about:

  • Transition process from primary to secondary school
  • Preparing your child for the changes ahead
  • Supporting wellbeing and confidence
  • Building positive communication with the new school

Students will:

  • Meet other students with disability who are preparing for secondary school
  • Talk about what to expect when starting Year 7
  • Practice ways to ask for help and speak up about what they need
  • Create a personalised checklist to help them feel organised, prepared and confident

Led by young people with lived experience, this workshop encourages students to develop self-advocacy skills, make meaningful connections and feel more confident about the transition ahead.
Developed by YDAS in partnership with ACD, parents are welcome to attend alongside your child. More information and registrations here:  https://collections.humanitix.com/starting-secondary-school

Succession Planning Information Session

12.30 – 3.00pm Thursday 3rd Sept. – Ballarat
Let’s look at the ‘journey’ of planning for the future

  • Where to start?
  • First steps for young people and adults
  • What should you start thinking about?
  • Where to get estate planning advice?
  • Plus, resources to help you get started

NOTE: Venues advised when you RSVP More information and to
RSVP Christine Scott    E: christine@valid.org.au  M: 0475 698 884

Services and Supports for Carers – Online Workshop – Carers Victoria

Time: 16 Sep 2026,  5.30pm – 7.00pm
Cost: Free
Topics include:

  • Support services for carers such as the Carer Gateway
  • Information about organisations that provide support to carers across Victoria
  • The role of Carers Victoria.

Who can attend
Open to all carers and their families. Registration is essential.

https://www.carersvictoria.org.au/event/services-and-supports-for-carers-online-workshop-8/

Strong Boundaries, Strong Carers – Online Workshop

Time: 22 Sep 2026 1.30pm – 3.00pm
Cost: Free
Boundaries are about deciding what you can and can’t accept from others in your life.
This workshop will give you practical strategies to protect your sense of self as well as your health and wellbeing
Topics include

  • What are boundaries?
  • How do strong boundaries protect carers?
  • How can carers set and maintain their boundaries?

Who can attend
This session is open to all carers and their families. Registration is essential.

https://www.carersvictoria.org.au/event/strong-boundaries-strong-carers-online-workshop/

Can’t Face School Online Support Group

Wednesdays – Dates to be Confirmed.
Online via Zoom at 7pm.
Join us in Term 3 for a series of supportive sessions for families navigating school refusal or school avoidance. Featuring an Occupational Therapist from the Centre of Perinatal Health and Parenting, The Can’t Face School Team, and other guest speakers.
Each session explores a different theme, offering practical tips and strategies for families, including building new routines, setting achievable goals, and understanding the underlying challenges that contribute to school avoidance.  These discussions aim to empower families with knowledge, confidence and tools to better support their young people.
For bookings or more information contact Alison on 0437 028 256 or alison.ford@salvationarmy.org.au

Disruptive Ideas in Disability Housing: Challenging the Status Quo

6 October  –  Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The event brings together people with disability, families, supporters, providers and sector leaders for a day of bold ideas, practical insights and conversations about the future of disability housing.

  • Presentations, panel discussions and more that put lived experience at the centre
  • Opportunities to connect with peers, exhibitors and sector leaders
  • Catered morning tea, lunch and networking with live music by disability led performers Gerry’s Well Oiled Machine

Free expert advice on the day including:

✓ NDIS Housing Advice with Housing Hub

✓ NDIS Legal Advice with Villamanta

Full event details and ticket options are available at:  housinghub.org.au/national-event-2026 

Be Understood Expo 2026 – Melton

On World Mental Health Day – a powerful day of connection, inclusion, education and empowerment

Saturday, 10 October 2026 11:00am – 3:00pm Melton Specialist School Coburns Road, Melton

What you can expect:

  • Meet trusted disability mental health service providers and organisations
  • Discover valuable supports, programs and resources to support your mental health
  • Learn from professionals and community experts who directly support children and individuals living
    with autism and intellectual disabilities
  • Connect with families who share similar experiences
  • Explore products, services and innovative supports
  • Be inspired by a community that celebrates inclusion and understanding

Entry to the Public by gold coin donation.

Ballarat Community Disability Expo

This is our third Ballarat Community Disability Expo and we have made sure to get a mix of new and different providers to ensure variety for attendees!
North Ballarat Sports Club
Wednesday 14th October 2026  10:00am – 1:00pm
FREE coffee/tea for the first 200 people thanks to VMCH!
Meet with over 30 different local disability providers
Ask questions face-to-face
Explore your options
Connect with services in your community
Local providers. Quality information. All in one place!

new services for families

The Family Link – Relationships Australia Victoria – Sebastopol

https://www.facebook.com/familylinkrav
For parents of children 0-6 years
The Family Link, Relationships Australia Victoria’s initiative based in Sebastopol. This initiative and page is about making it simpler for families to connect with each other, take part in community life, and find the right support when it matters most.
If you’re looking for support, information or aren’t sure where to start, we invite you to send us a private message. Our team is here to help connect you with the right services, information or local supports. Please note that this page is not monitored outside of business hours and is not a crisis service. We aim to respond to enquiries within 3 business days.

NDIS updates for families

On 19 August 2026, the Australian Parliament passed the National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Securing the NDIS for Future Generations) Bill 2026.

This means there are some changes coming to the NDIS to secure it for the long term. These include who can access the NDIS, how plans are managed, how funding is used and how providers operate.

Official information about the changes is available here:

https://www.ndis.gov.au/ndis-laws/securing-ndis-future-generations

 

research and feedback opportunities

New Framework Planning and NDIS Supports Consultation

The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing (the department) wants your feedback on new framework planning and NDIS supports.
Opened 19 Aug,     Closes 14 Oct 2026
This public consultation focuses on four new NDIS rules for new framework planning. These rules are about:

  • how a participant’s disability support needs will be assessed
  • how reasonable and necessary budgets will be developed
  • how a participant can use their plan
  • how a new framework plan can be changed

https://consultations.health.gov.au/disability-and-carers-group/nfp-ndis-supports/

Sebastopol Community Connection Survey

Did you know that strengthening relationships and connecting communities can improve health and wellbeing?
Relationships Australia Victoria’s newest initiative ‘The Family Link’ has been engaging with families from Sebastopol and beyond since February 2026. Our aim is to bring local families together for informal peer support and connection. Learn more  at www.rav.org.au/community/stronger-relationships/
Follow ‘The Family Link’ on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/familylinkrav/
Complete the survey here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/5yLL4t7NZt

Improving Social Connections – Register Your Interest

Improving Social Connections is a new national program being delivered by Aspect in partnership with Reframing Autism.   The program aims to help Autistic people, families and carers build meaningful connections, find a sense of belonging and access peer support in their communities.
Between June 2026 and early 2027, there will be opportunities for individuals, community groups and organisations to contribute to consultation, co-design and governance activities that will help shape the Framework, Information Hub, resources and future Community Partner model.  Complete the form below to register your interest and hear about future opportunities to participate that may be of interest to you.
https://aspectics.snapforms.com.au/form/improving-social-connections—register-your-interest

City of Ballarat Consultations

Your chance to have a say in City of Ballarat projects.
Stay up to date and have your say on these and other projects at https://mysay.ballarat.vic.gov.au/ 

new resources for families of children with disabilities

Digitalk Online Safety Resources for Parents

https://www.alannahandmadeline.org.au/learning-resources/digitalk

The Alannah & Madeline Foundation has a range of resources to support Australian families to build essential digital skills to develop a generation of safe and strong digital citizens who are capable and compassionate. These resources are developed to help children and young people, and the people who care for them to reduce their risk of exposure to online harm and empower them to successfully and safely navigate the digital world.

Free access to highly respected resources for parents.

Grampians Health are the first service in Australia to provide a pathway of learning to enhance emotional health to anyone in the Grampians region through Togetherness. This will allow parents, children, staff, access to free online learnings. Here is the link which includes the access code: https://togetherness.co.uk/mul/grampians-health/

Practical help for navigating school – New guide

Belongside Families’ free Navigating School guide brings clear information, practical guidance and tips from other families together in one place. The digital toolkit contains 11 practical tools, including email templates, conversation scripts and AI prompts to help you prepare for meetings and communicate with school.
You can also join free online workshops on school advocacy and working in partnership with school, plus webinars on supporting children with PDA at school and looking after yourself during School Can’t.

The Take Charge Project

A new collection of free resources https://cyda.org.au/takecharge/ These resources were co-designed with children and young people with intellectual disability, psychosocial disability and autism. They include practical information, real-life stories and tools that can be used by children, young people, families and service providers.
The resources cover a range of topics relating to life transitions, including:

  • School transitions
  • Becoming independent
  • Self-advocacy and disability pride
  • Parenting support

Some examples:

 

supports for families of children with disabilities

Carer Gateway

Caring for a friend or relative can be complicated. Carer Gateway can provide a range of supports to unpaid carers (including siblings as young carers). Call to register: 1800 422 737   8am to 6pm weekdays https://www.carergateway.gov.au/

Victorian Government Carer Card

https://www.carercard.vic.gov.au/
The card provides discounts and benefits to carers in acknowledgement of this contribution. It’s easy and free to apply for the Carer Card. Applications can be made online. Alternatively, forms can be downloaded from this site, or you can request that one be posted to you by telephoning the Carer Card team on 1800 901 958 (toll free).  Applications may take four to six weeks to process.

Villa Maria Support for Carers

Villa Maria run several events for carers but you must be registered with them to be eligible.
To register call intake on 1300 698 624 or email:  hello@vmch.com.au
For more information about these and other VMCH events,
visit: https://vmch.com.au/support-for-carers/events/

EACH Statewide Carer Support Services

 https://www.each.com.au/service/family-relationship-support-for-carers/
EACH can fund counselling for carers and other family members (not just the primary carer, including siblings and grandparents)  They can also fund ongoing counselling sessions if Carer Gateway funding runs out.

Association for Children with a Disability
Resources:

https://www.acd.org.au/information-and-resources/
Free telephone information and support:
Call 03 9880 7000 or 1800 654 013 (regional)
Or email acdsupport@acd.org.au
Or text 0475 577 997

Carer Allowance vs Carer Payment: which one is for you?

https://www.acd.org.au/carer-allowance-vs-carer-payment-which-one-is-for-you/

Disability Liaison Officer program

General information about the program:

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/servicesandsupport/disability-liaison-officer-program
Grampians Health DLO Program: https://www.bhs.org.au/services-and-clinics/disability-liaison-office/

Monash Centre For Developmental Disability Health

supports mainstream health services to build their capacity to address the health needs of adults with intellectual and associated developmental disabilities. https://cddh.monashhealth.org/

Orange Door

The Orange Door is available in Ballarat to support families experiencing family violence and families who need support with the care and wellbeing of children and young people.
The Orange Door is a free and you do not need a referral to access the services available.
The Orange Door is accessible in person between the hours of 9am to 5pm Monday through to Friday.
21 Armstrong Street North, Ballarat Central
Phone: 1800 219 819

National Assistance Card

The card is currently available to people with a brain injury and those with autism.
The card can be used in everyday or emergency situations where a cardholder needs assistance or support.
The National Assistance Card can:

  • help cardholders communicate their unique areas of difficulty and the assistance they may need
  • give cardholders greater independence
  • assist cardholders to feel more confident in everyday social situations
  • provide peace of mind for families and carers
  • enhance community understanding of disability and health conditions
  • support positive community interaction with cardholders.

More info: Visit www.nationalassistancecard.com.au or call 1300 680 045

Carer Card Discounts

Victorian Carer Card holders can access a range of discounts on gift cards including:

  • 5% discount on Everyday WISH gift cards, valid at Big W, Woolworths and EG Ampol fuel outlets.
  • 5% discount on Metcash Shop Local gift cards, valid at IGA, Mitre 10, Home Hardware, Total Tools and Thrifty Link.
  • Up to 5% off e-gift cards for stores including JB Hi-Fi, Myer, Priceline and more.
  • New riders get 50% off (up to $15 per ride) on their first 5 rides with Uber and existing riders get 5% off (up to $5) all Uber trips ongoing! Plus, new Uber Eats users get $20 off their first order that’s over $30. Fees, terms and conditions apply.  Learn more about the Uber and Uber Eats discounts

It’s worth noting that the information on these discounts was correct as of November 2025, and things may change.   Learn more about the discounts and benefits available for Victorian Carer Card holders.

 

young carers supports

Little Dreamers – Sibling supports

Young Carer organisation, working with young people who provide unpaid care for a family member with a disability, illness or addiction across a range of direct support programs, these programs can be found here: www.littledreamers.org.au/programs/ A link for the application for support can be found at www.dreamershub.com.au

Carer Gateway Young Carer Supports

Carer Gateway can provide a range of supports to unpaid carers (including siblings as young carers). Call to register: 1800 422 737 8am to 6pm weekdays www.carergateway.gov.au

Young Carer Network

https://youngcarersnetwork.com.au/

Young Carer Network

https://youngcarersnetwork.com.au/

The Young Carers Network (YCN) is a nationally coordinated resource to raise young carer awareness, provide information, and direct young carers to appropriate pathways for support.
They also offer the Young Carer Bursary each year: https://youngcarersnetwork.com.au/bursary/young-carer-bursary/

 Siblings Australia – Advocacy for school-aged siblings

So that we can better advocate for young siblings, Siblings Australia would like to hear from school-aged children about their experience of being a sibling of a person with disability, chronic illness, or mental health condition. If you’ve got kids in school, it would be great if you could encourage them to answer some questions for us. We are not collecting any identifiable data about children through this process.
We think it’s really important to be able to tell teachers and educators about how this experience might impact on schooling. So we’ve created a survey to find out more from families who are engaged in our services, you can access the survey HERE: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6KG3L8S .
Completing the survey should only take a few minutes, and will really help us to understand what is needed when developing our supports.

 

Disability Support For Teen Siblings of People with Disability | Siblings Australia

https://siblingsaustralia.org.au/siblings/teen/

“If you are 13-17 and have a brother or sister with a disability, you’ve come to the right place. You are not alone. Other siblings share many of the feelings and experiences that you do. Some siblings have very close relationships with their brother or sister with disability or illness. They share fun times and are able to be just like any other siblings.”

 

Life Changes – successfully navigate transitional life events | Siblings Australia

https://siblingsaustralia.org.au/services/life-changes/

Building the skills, knowledge and confidence of people living with disability and their siblings to successfully navigate transitional life events.

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