Name: VTCTA Community Transport Conference
Start: 31/05/2022 11:00 PM +00:00
End: 09/06/2022 07:00 AM +00:00

Trips is a cloud based community transport and non emergency patient transport management system. First developed to support the transport management of the Home &amp; Community Care sectors and now supporting CHSP, HCP, NDIS, private and full cost recovery services.
Features include, dispatch screen with real time updates an on time running, driver messaging mobile app for drivers that replaces paper-based run lists, SMS and Voice notifications for clients and drivers, advanced auto allocation and route optimisation system for planning and on demand transport, Google Maps integration and comprehensive records for clients, drivers, incidents, and vehicles.
This year we will be launching a client app and web portal for on demand bookings, and two way integrations with the NDIA API, Xero, MYOB, Sales Force and Microsoft Dynamics.

Trips

Department of Transport, Victoria

Aon has been servicing Not for Profits and Charities for over 35 years through our specialised and dedicated NFP team.&nbsp;

KEVREK

Road Safety Inspections

Brazier Mobility

Norden Body Works

Established in 1998, StreetFleet is the NDS Vehicle Fleet Partner providing specialised vehicle leasing and fleet management solutions to the disability and not-for-profit sector. &nbsp; From helping organisations access government discounted pricing, discounted fuel and making fleet management as easy as possible, we work closely with our organisations to offer a personalised level of service. At StreetFleet, we believe a good fleet plan should focus on four key areas: safety, flexibility, cost reduction and innovation. With your designated fleet consultant always on hand to help you understand your fleet requirements, you can focus on your core business. &nbsp; NDS members are eligible for a free fleet appraisal that includes: &nbsp; &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Fleet valuation &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; High level risk assessment &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Areas of fleet optimisation &middot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Areas of expense reduction &nbsp; Your fleet consultant will take care of everything, from quoting, advising on and sourcing your vehicles, through to trade-in, delivery and follow-up. &nbsp; Speak to one of our StreetFleet Fleet Consultants today on 1300 273 359&nbsp;about how they can help your organisation free up capital and optimise its fleet for the NDIS.

StreetFleet

TransitCare and Orcoda

Centre for Participation Inc

Community Accessability was founded in 1998 and is a not-for-profit organisation that promotes social wellbeing for individuals who would otherwise struggle to maintain independence due to aging, disability or financial hardship. We&rsquo;re committed to helping members of the community stay connected to services, and family and friends, by providing a range of programs, including transport assistance, community activities and home support.
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Community Accessability works in partnership with local governments, community services and other not-for-profit providers to assist residents in Victoria and Southern New South Wales. We currently have offices in Wodonga, Shepparton, Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Ballarat, Bendigo and Melbourne.

Community Accessability

320 Main Road&nbsp;
GLENORCHY TAS 7010

Community Transport Services Tasmania

Eastern Volunteers Resource Centre

LINK Community Transport Inc

South East Volunteers

Sunassist Volunteer Helpers Inc

See the beautiful Yarra River up close along this 5km walk that follows the meandering river path at the edge of the property that the Yarra Valley Lodge is situated on. Extend your walk by heading through the gate and veering right on to the Mt Lofty trail in Warrandyte National Park.
Jadie Hunter of Red Cross will lead this walk, meet her at 7am in the reception for a one hour walk before breakfast.&nbsp;
<a title="Yarra River Mount Lofty Walk" href="https://www.independentcollection.com.au/accommodation/melbourne-vic/yarra-valley-lodge/things-to-do/yarra-river-mount-lofty-walk/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Yarra River Mount Lofty Walk</a>

Jadie Hunter

Yarra River Mount Lofty Walk with Jadie Hunter

Sponsor Exhibition

MC Justine Sless opens day 2

Peter Lee

Ross Wyatt

Justine Sless

Paul Sadler

Emma King

Corey Irlam

Danny Davis

Emiliano Zucchi

Elias Lebbos

Professor Graham Currie

Michelle Sheppard

Scott Miller

Vivienne Cunningham-Smith

Heather McMinn

Day 2 - Session for Q&A's for all presentations

It&rsquo;s not enough to leave a conference with a few ideas. This workshop is designed to set up a high-energy conversation based on Collective Impact principles to capture, document, and prioritise your best ideas for mutually reinforcing activities to start our journey to a more sustainable future. All participants will receive a report on the ideas generated and recommendations for implementation.

Co-creating our future – A workshop to move to a more sustainable future - Ross Wyatt, thinkimpact

Morning Tea, Networking & Sponsor Exhibition

Sector Update and single peak body for ACSA and LASA &ndash; Home Care Alliance

Paul Sadler, CEO Aged and Community Services Australia (ACSA) 

Emma King, CEO VCOSS - Sector Update

Sarah Fordyce

Heather McMinn, Disability Sector Consultant, National Disability Services (NDS) - Disability Update

Corey Irlam, Deputy Chief Executive, COTA Australia Update 

Lunch Networking & Sponsor Exhibition 

Moderator:&nbsp; Viv Cunningham-Smith, CEO Eastern Volunteers
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<li>Elias Lebbos, CEO Travellers Aid</li>
<li>Emiliano Zucchi, CEO Ethinic Communities' Council of Victoria (ECCV)</li>
<li>Jadie Hunter, Team Leader Patient Transport, Community Programs, Leader Red Cross</li>
<li>Michelle Sheppard, Diversity Consultant DoT</li>
<li>Scott Miller, CEO Volunteering Victoria&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Panel: Sustaining Our Volunteer Workforce 

Systemic and Service-Level Innovation in Community Transport: Challenges and Opportunities - Peter Lee

Afternoon Tea - Networking & Sponsor Exhibition (15min)

Moderator Justine Sless
<ul>
<li>Professor Graham Currie, Professor of Public Transport at Monash University Director Public Transport Research Group</li>
<li>Peter Lee, Senior Manager, Advisory Institute for Public Policy and Governance, University of Technology Sydney</li>
<li>Danny David, LINK Community Transport</li>
</ul>

Agenda

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Gerard Mansour

Danielle Storey

Peter Lee

Tricia Malowney

Justine Sless

Ross Wyatt

Julia Atkinson

Paul Sadler

Emma King

Andrew Sturt

Corey Irlam

Lyndon Stevenson

Knowles Tivendale

Lachlan Burke

Danny Davis

Elias Lebbos

Elke Smirl

Emiliano Zucchi

Professor Graham Currie

Jadie Hunter

Melanie Trivett

Michelle Sheppard

Richard Milne

Robbie Millar