Free Webinar Announcement: Strengthen NDIS Compliance and Elevate Care Quality

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The National Disability Insurance Scheme in Australia has got high standards for Compliance Governance and Quality of care - and rightly so. For NDIS providers, the challenge is how to marry up the NDIS Commission's strict requirements with the sort of compassionate, participant-centred support that people desperately need. In an environment of constant regulatory upheaval across both the Australian and New Zealand disability sectors, getting audit-ready without sacrificing the care you provide is absolutely essential.

Sentrient, a well-known leader in cloud-based Compliance, Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC), and HR solutions trusted by organisations right across Australia, are really excited to announce a vital & ongoing webinars series that's going to help NDIS providers tackle this challenge. We're absolutely chuffed to have teamed up with the NGO Training Centre to bring together dual-expert insights in a session entitled: "Strengthening Compliance and Care for NDIS"

The Essentials: What, Why, and Who Should Attend This Webinar

What We're Covering in This Webinar

This webinar is all about getting real practical insights into how you can make the most of the NDIS framework when it comes to delivering top-notch care. We're taking a deep-dive into the world of compliance management and care delivery excellence, led by Sentrient's own Gavin Altus and Marc Riley from the NGO Training Centre who knows their stuff inside out. We're cutting through all the noise to share actionable strategies that will make a real difference in the current NDIS environment. The focus is on how a really good Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) system can actually make a positive difference to the people you're helping, by keeping them safer and giving them a better quality of life - and that's across both Australia and New Zealand.

Why Should You Care What We're Saying?

The NDIS Commission is keeping a close eye on things, and if your organisation doesn't get it right, you're risking big penalties, a damaged reputation, and worst of all, the people you're supposed to be helping might end up missing out. So we're on a mission to help you turn compliance from a boring, check-box exercise into something that actually adds value. And that's what this webinar's all about - or at the very least, that's what we're hoping it'll do for your local team - take the fear of auditing and replace it with a sense of confidence.

Who Needs to Be There

This is basically a must-attend for anyone in charge of keeping things running smoothly and making sure your NDIS-registered organisation or similar disability service in Australia or New Zealand is up to scratch, including:

  • NDIS Provider CEOs and Directors: you lot need to be on top of this

  • Quality and Compliance Managers: your expertise is essential

  • Risk and Governance Officers: you know what's what

  • HR and Training Managers: keeping everyone on the same page is your thing

  • Team Leaders responsible for delivering the care: you're the ones on the ground

What You'll Get Out of Our Session

By joining one of our upcoming sessions, you can expect to walk away with the tools and confidence to:

  1. Gain Audit Confidence with NDIS: Get a clear understanding of where to focus and learn the skills to stay ready for the NDIS Commission at all times. No more sleepless nights worrying about being compliant!

  2. Mitigate Organisational Risk: Take away practical advice on integrating GRC and HRMS solutions that make policy management, training records, and compliance reporting a breeze - tailored to your local needs.

  3. Improve Care Quality through Compliance: Discover the link between having a compliant workforce and delivering high quality services that lead to happy participants and a great reputation.

  4. Tap into Dual Expertise: Enjoy the best of both worlds with Sentrient’s tech know-how and the NGO Training Centre’s real-world experience in delivering practical support training that really works in our region.

So, What's the Conclusion Here?

Don't let compliance hold you back - make it your foundation for growth and delivering top-notch care across Australia and New Zealand.

At Sentrient we're all about helping you embed strong practices into your daily operations with our all-in-one Compliance Management System, Governance, Risk & Compliance System and HR Management Solutions. So come join us at Sentrient and the NGO Training Centre for a session that will empower your organisation.

We know you're busy so we're running multiple sessions - pick a date that suits you.

Ready to Make Compliance Work for You and Give Your Best Care Possible?

View all the upcoming dates and secure your spot (completely free, by the way) by clicking here: Strengthening Compliance and Care for NDIS

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