19/06/2026
Would you like to learn more about the proposed NDIS changes to support your child’s development? Join this workshop designed for families, carers, and support coordinators of children with disability, which will explain what the changes mean and how to use your NDIS plan effectively. This session is facilitated by Physiotherapist and Director of flipperacademy, Chelsea Marchetti, and Altaira Allied Health's Accredited Practising Dietitian, Caitlin McManus, bringing expert insights from both therapy and nutrition perspectives.
You’ll learn how funding decisions are shifting toward real-life outcomes, and how to apply this to your child’s supports. We’ll explore how to use funding for:
- aquatic therapy (Flipper Academy)
- dietetics and nutrition (Altaira Allied Health).
Importantly, we’ll explain why these supports matter. Aquatic therapy helps build strength, coordination, confidence, and water safety, while nutrition ensures your child has the energy, hydration, and nourishment needed to fully participate and progress. For many children, especially those with sensory challenges, getting the right nutrition can be difficult, which can impact their ability to engage in therapy. You’ll learn how these supports work best together to benefit your child.
Details;
🗓️Sat 18 July 2026
🕑2.00-4.00 pm
📍Altaira Allied Health, 629 Lower North East Road, Campbelltown SA
🎟️FREE registration: https://events.humanitix.com/ndis-flipper-altaira
This workshop is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute personalised financial, medical, or allied health advice. Please book an assessment for tailored guidance. Please note we are not a registered NDIS provider. Participants who are self-managed or plan-managed may be able to access dietetic and aquatic therapy services where these supports align with their individual NDIS goals and plan funding. The NDIS does not approve or guarantee funding for specific services. Participants are encouraged to check with their support coordinator or plan manager to confirm eligibility and funding arrangements.