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Plenaries


Day Presenter Title
1 Ted Kuntz "Peace Begins with Me"
1 Alex Snedden & Mark Barratt How Natural Supports Create the Best Opportunity for Friendship
1 Jayne Barrett 'Friends ARE There'
2 Peter Dill The Power of the Story as told from One Heart to Another
2 Wendy Becker "I've Got Lots of Friends - Got Five at our House Now!"
2 Mark Benjamin Family Whanau - Friend or Foe
3 Jane Sherwin Friendship is a Problem Worthy of a Solution: Roles as a Path to Relationship
3 Peter Dill Developing Communities From the Inside Out
3 Matthew Whiting Is There Anyone Out There
3 Ted Kuntz How Disability Saved the World


Abstracts


Group Presenter TitleStream
1 Tegan Morris Our Stories, Our WayPersonal Story
1Andrea FordDesign for Living - Starting EarlyPersonal Story
2Lawrence ChokWe Could Not Do This AlonePersonal Story
2Marlene AndersonRelationship Through RolesTaking Action
3Caroline Barnes & Julia HawkinsTake a Moment to ConnectTaking Action
3Shirley SmithInclusive Leisure and RecreationTaking Action
4Philip PatstonThe Power of Space - Stories of the Diversity Works'Peer Support NetworkPersonal Story
4Cameron CalkoenMeaningful Relationships Inspire One to DreamPersonal Story
5Frian Wadia, Buzin Mehta & Ainslie GeeOur StorySupport Circles
5Torrin Hona, Leonie Hona & Aislie GeeTorrin's TeamSupport Circles
6Lyn Dew & Lynette LoyeSeeing Beyond Isolation and Disability, Unlocking Potential
Cancelled
Taking Action
6Maree & Anton HobernAnton's Journey to a Great LifeTaking Action
7Jayne BarrettCircles of Support - What We Have Learned that Works (Part 1)
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Support Circles
8Julie van Oosten & Carolyn AlcornPeople Keep People Safe. Some Key Learnings about Circles of SupportSupport Circles
9Gayleen MacKerethNo Man is an IslandPersonal Story
10Verity Doak "What Will Happen When I am No Longer There?CancelledTaking Action
11Brigit Mirfin-Veitch & Sue Gates He's Like a Brother to Me - Friendships and Relationships in Residential Group HomesResearch
12Tony BanksUse or Abuse? Exercising legal powers as an attorney, welfare guardian, property manager or trustee (part 1)Taking Action
13Jayne BarrettCircles of Support - What we Have Learned that Works (part 2)
Full
Support Circles
14Ted KuntzDisabilities' Hidden GiftsTaking Action
15John Taylor, Whitney Hughes & Jenna MagurenInclusion is Our GoalTaking Action
16Mark & Chris GranthamI love to Have a Beer with DuncanPersonal Story
17Ainslie GeeCircles Of Support: The Challenges And Benefits. Recent New Zealand ResearchResearch
18Tony BanksUse or Abuse. Exercising legal powers as an attorney, welfare guardian, property manager or trustee (Part 2)Taking Action
19Robin Acton and Wendy McDonaldBelieving in Community CapacityTaking Action
20Sue Gates & Jenny Conder"It Gets a Bit Lonely": The Importance of Relationships for the Mental Health of Women with an Intellectual Disability.Research
21Caroline Quick, Graeme Parish, Raymond Thoumine & Linda Harwood with Cindy JohnsWe All Need FriendsTaking Action
22Bridget SneddenThe Dream CarriersSupport Circles
23Anna JamesonCrafting Meaningful Supportive Friendships - A Disabled Mothers StoryPersonal Story
24Sharon BourkeInviting Others in. Planning for Good Lives in the Company of OthersTaking Action

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