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DEC Ballarat | 29 April 2026

Join us at DEC Ballarat on Wednesday 29 April!

Join us at DEC Ballarat on Wednesday 29 April!

The Ballarat Community Disability Expo is a free event designed to bring together people with disability, their families, carers, support workers and local providers.

It's a great chance to:

  • Meet local providers and have real conversations about what support can look like
  • Learn more about services available across Ballarat and surrounding areas
  • Connect with others in the local disability community

You'll find a wide range of exhibitors on the day, including allied health and therapy providers, housing and living options, community organisations and support services. It's set up so you can take your time, explore what's out there, and ask questions in a way that feels comfortable.

As a bonus, the first 200 people through the door will receive a free barista-made coffee — so it's worth arriving early!

The InLife team will be there too. We support people with frequent or complex needs across Victoria, including in Ballarat, Bendigo and regional areas. If you'd like to talk through your situation, or just get a feel for how we work, you're very welcome to come and say hello.

Event details

📍 Location: North Ballarat Sports Club (MARS Stadium), 725 Creswick Road, Wendouree VIC
📅 Date: Wednesday 29 April 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm AEST

Getting there

Free onsite parking is available. There's also a drop-off area at the front entrance for people using wheelchairs or walkers. If you're coming by public transport, there's a bus stop directly out front (Stop ID: 35234) — visit ptv.vic.gov.au for routes and timetables.

Please note that photography and video will be taken on the day for promotional purposes. Just let a team member know if you'd prefer not to be photographed.

👉 Register for your free ticket at the event page: https://events.humanitix.com/ballarat-community-disability-expo-zy3bgvpt

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Jack Thompson-Bolt is Senior Brand & Communications Manager at InLife, a Victorian not-for-profit and registered NDIS provider. He has more than a decade of experience in brand strategy, storytelling and digital communications, working across purpose-led finance, B Corps and consumer brands in Australia and New Zealand. At InLife, Jack leads website and editorial strategy, translating complex disability support and NDIS information into clear, accurate and accessible content that supports informed choice, builds trust with families and referrers, and reflects how support is delivered in practice.