Having a Say Conference 2025
Information on HaS 2025
Main Program Booklet now available
HaS program summary – Preliminary Program
HaS 2025 flyer download
Having a Say (HaS) Conference Information Booklet for all the info on the conference, including parking, venues, disco, etc.
Code of Conduct
Everybody attending or participating, for example, exhibitor, must comply with the event Code of Conduct.
When people register they must agree to follow the Code of Conduct.
HaS NEWS
Please go to the HaS News page for the latest updates on HaS.
You can also ring Conference Coordinator Chris on M: 0475 698 884 and Office 03 9416 4003 for assistance.
Or email [email protected]
Conference Theme
Our Lives, Our Voices!
People with disabilities have shared a lot about their lives in the last few years.
Our voices have been put on record in reports, reviews, and consultations.
But have we really been heard?
Will our voices actually make a difference?
Will we continue to be listened to as things change?
Is support going to be safer?
Will we be able to live ordinary lives like others – holding jobs, living with those we want to, enjoying our interests and being part of our communities?
They’re our lives, and we want our voices to be really listened to… not just recorded but truly respected.
More on the conference theme is in the EOI (Expression of Interest).
EOI have now closed but we take late EOI’s.
HaS:2025 Times
Conference Dates and Times
- Tuesday 28th January 10.30am to 4.00pm
- Wednesday 29th January 9.30am to 4.00pm
- Thursday 30th January 9.30am to 1.00pm
The Conference Dinner and Disco Tues. 28th January 2025 from 6.30pm to 10.00pm at Club Italia in Moolap.
Venues
- Conference main venue is located at Costa Hall, Deakin University, Waterfront Campus, Gheringhap Street, Geelong.
- Conference Dinner and Disco Event will be held at Club Italia, 515 Bellarine Hwy, Moolap
Having a Say (HaS) Conference Information Booklet for all the info on the conference
PARKING
Please read the info sheet on parking so you are prepared and can plan where you can park.
This is very important for groups with high vans that don’t fit in multi-storey carpark.