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VPS Enablers Network

An employee-led network for people with lived experience of disability, long-term and episodic health conditions, carers and allies in the Victorian Public Sector

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About the network

The VPS Enablers Network’s vision is for a disability-confident Victorian public sector where all employees with disability, long-term and episodic health conditions and carers are thriving professionally and feel supported to bring their whole selves to work every day.

Established in 2016, the VPS Enablers Network is the first public sector-wide association for employees with disability in any State and Territory public sector in Australia.

The Enablers Network encompasses local networks in departments, agencies, and public sector organisations and chapters such as the Autism Success Network and the Graduate Disability Network.

What does the network do?

Advocacy

Events

Role modelling

Collaboration

Disability inclusion

How can I get involved?

There are many ways you can get involved:

You can also email us at: vps.enablers@vpsc.vic.gov.au

Most VPS departments and agencies also have their own network you can join, check your intranet for more details.

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Who can join?

The network is open to all people with lived experience of disability, long-term and episodic health conditions, carers and allies from all parts of the VPS.

Everyone is welcome!

Updated 25 May 2023


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