Albury/ Wodonga Autism Community of Practice

Albury/ Wodonga Autism Community of Practice

What is a Community of Practice?

What is a Community of Practice?

A Community of Practice is a group of people who share a passion for

something that they know how to do and get together regularly to
share their knowledge and learn how to do it better.

A Community of Practice is a group of people who share a passion for

something that they know how to do and get together regularly to
share their knowledge and learn how to do it better.

Our passion and knowledge is autism.

Our passion and knowledge is autism.

The Autism Community of Practice (CoP) will provide the opportunity to

bring together education providers, allied health professionals,
employment agencies, disability support agencies, parent and carer
advocacy groups, other professionals and parents.

The Autism Community of Practice (CoP) will provide the opportunity to

bring together education providers, allied health professionals,
employment agencies, disability support agencies, parent and carer
advocacy groups, other professionals and parents.

We will share, learn and work together to meet the needs of the local
community. The group will build professional and personal knowledge
and expertise within the field of autism.

We will share, learn and work together to meet the needs of the local
community. The group will build professional and personal knowledge
and expertise within the field of autism.

The Albury/Wodonga Autism Community of Practice will enable

members to address any practical problems encountered within the
autism field in the Albury/ Wodonga region. We will organise guest
speakers for each meeting and have professional discussions regarding
current research. The group will evolve and respond to the needs of the
group.

The Albury/Wodonga Autism Community of Practice will enable

members to address any practical problems encountered within the
autism field in the Albury/ Wodonga region. We will organise guest
speakers for each meeting and have professional discussions regarding
current research. The group will evolve and respond to the needs of the
group.

We meet four times per year (for 2 hours) and ask service providers take
it in turns to host the meeting so venues can change. The agenda and
focus of the meetings will vary depending on the needs of the group.

We meet four times per year (for 2 hours) and ask service providers take
it in turns to host the meeting so venues can change. The agenda and
focus of the meetings will vary depending on the needs of the group.

For up to date meeting times: www.humeautismcop.com

For up to date meeting times: www.humeautismcop.com

For further information:

For further information:

Lucy-anne Cobby, Parent & Co-ordinator

Ph: 02 60712617 or 0488712616 or email cobbylyford@sctelco.net.au

Lucy-anne Cobby, Parent & Co-ordinator

Ph: 02 60712617 or 0488712616 or email cobbylyford@sctelco.net.au

Kerri Grant , Mansfield Autism Statewide Services representative

Ph: 0448513796 or email kerrig@autismmansfield.org.au

Kerri Grant , Mansfield Autism Statewide Services representative

Ph: 0448513796 or email kerrig@autismmansfield.org.au

To Register for Email notifications of meetings and meeting attendance:

Amanda Bruce, Administration Officer, Mental Health Professionals Network Ltd
Ph: (03) 8662 6611 or email a.bruce@mhpn.org.au

To Register for Email notifications of meetings and meeting attendance:

Amanda Bruce, Administration Officer, Mental Health Professionals Network Ltd
Ph: (03) 8662 6611 or email a.bruce@mhpn.org.au