29 disability expos to attend in 2023

Melissa Cowan
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March 1, 2023
Attending disability expos can be a great way for people with disability to connect with others, learn about innovative products and meet service providers. If you are a service provider, expos can be a great chance to network, connect with participants and showcase your business. 
Whether you’re a person with disability, a family member or carer, or a service provider, it’s likely you can find an expo that interests you. We’ve listed 29 disability expos in Australia in 2023, categorised by state and territory, so you can choose which ones you want to attend.
It’s a good idea to check the expo website before attending, because the details may change. 

Disability expos in NSW

1. Source Kids Disability Expo Sydney

Where is it? ICC Sydney

When is it? 25 to 26 March

What to expect: Over 150 disability product and service providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia. The HeyHubble team will be at this expo - please come and say hi!
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2. Illawarra Disability Options Expo

Where is it? The Fraternity Club (11 Bourke St, Fairy Meadow)

When is it? 30 March

What to expect: Lots of information for people with disability, their carers, networks and families. 

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3. Nepean Disability Expo

Where is it? Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre

When is it? 31 March to 1 April

What to expect: An expo that brings together a wide range of products and services to help people with disability live their best life. 

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4. Hunter Disability Expo

Where is it? Newcastle Entertainment Centre

When is it? 12 to 13 May

What to expect: With the theme “My Future, My Choice”, this expo focuses on linking human services organisations and government agencies with customers. It also has a range of interactive presentations by industry experts. 

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5. Sydney Disability Connection Expo

Where is it? ICC Sydney

When is it? 16 to 17 June

What to expect: A way to connect providers, allied health and early intervention with people with disability. 

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6. CareExpo Sydney

Where is it? ICC Sydney

When is it? 10 to 11 November

What to expect: A diverse range of community services, businesses and organisations from the support, health and care industries.

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Disability expos in Victoria

7. Source Kids Disability Expo Melbourne

Where is it? Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 7 to 8 July

What to expect: over 150 disability product and service providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia. 

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8. Melbourne Disability Connection Expo

Where is it? Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 21 to 22 April

What to expect: A way to connect providers, allied health and early intervention with people with disability. 

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9. CareExpo Melbourne

Where is it? Melbourne Showgrounds

When is it? 11 to 12 August

What to expect: A diverse range of community services, businesses and organisations from the support, health and care industries.

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10. Melbourne Disability Expo

Where is it? Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 17 to 18 November

What to expect: With the theme “My Future, My Choice”, this expo focuses on linking human services organisations and government agencies with customers. It also has a range of interactive presentations by industry experts. 

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Disability expos in Queensland

11. Brisbane Disability Connection Expo

Where is it? Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 3 to 4 March

What to expect: A way to connect providers, allied health and early intervention with people with disability. 

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12. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Rockhampton

Where is it? Bravus Arena Rockhampton

When is it? 26 May

What to expect: A way to find more information about products, services and activities available in the region.  

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13. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Bundaberg

Where is it? PCYC Bundaberg

When is it? 21 April

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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14. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Cairns

Where is it? Fred Moule Exhibition Centre

When is it? 16 May

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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15. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Mackay

Where is it? McDonald’s Mackay Multisports Stadium

When is it? 23 May

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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16. Gold Coast Disability Expo

Where is it? Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 16 to 17 June

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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17. Source Kids Disability Expo Brisbane

Where is it? Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 29 to 30 July

What to expect: Over 150 disability product and service providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia. 

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18. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Fraser Coast

Where is it? Maryborough Showgrounds

When is it? 18 August

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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19. CareExpo Brisbane

Where is it? Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 1 to 2 September

What to expect: A diverse range of community services, businesses and organisations from the support, health and care industries.

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20. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Toowoomba

Where is it? USQ Clive Berghofer Recreation Centre

When is it? 6 October

What to expect: An event to help you find more information about products, services and activities available in your region. 

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21. Regional Disability Expo (RDE) - Sunshine Coast

Where is it? Caloundra Indoor Stadium

When is it? 19 October

What to expect: A diverse range of community services, businesses and organisations from the support, health and care industries.

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Disability expos in South Australia

22. Source Kids Disability Expo Adelaide

Where is it? Adelaide Convention Centre

When is it? 25 to 26 Feb

What to expect: Over 150 disability product and service providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia. 

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23. Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle Expo

When is it? 13 to 14 October

What to expect: Products and services to connect the community, and provide choices and support to live independently. 

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Disability expos in ACT

24. Canberra Disability Expo

Where is it? Exhibition Park

When is it? 1 to 2 September

What to expect: With the theme “My Future, My Choice”, this expo focuses on linking human services organisations and government agencies with customers. It also has a range of interactive presentations by industry experts. 

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25. ATSA Independent Living Expo Canberra

Where is it? Exhibition Park

When is it? 7 to 8 November

What to expect: A wide range of products and services in assistive technology, mobility solutions, pressure care, employment support, accessible holidays and more. 

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Disability expos in Northern Territory

26. All Abilities Expo

Where is it? Netball NT Stadium Marrara

When is it: 19 May

What to expect: an interactive event that connects disability service providers and people with disability, carers, guardians and families. 

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Disability expos in Western Australia

27. Rockingham Disability Expo

Where is it? Hotel Clipper Rockingham

When is it? 8 to 9 March

What to expect: Employment providers, support services, practitioners, NDIS providers and workers connecting with people with disability. 

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28. Perth Disability Connection Expo

Where is it? Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 25 to 26 August

What to expect: A way to connect providers, allied health and early intervention with people with disability. 

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29. Source Kids Disability Expo Perth

Where is it? Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre

When is it? 28 to 29 October

What to expect: over 150 disability product and service providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia. 

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Disability expos are a great way to meet new people and connect with the community and with so many different options, there’s an expo for everyone.

If you’re looking to attend an expo to meet new service providers, you might also want to look into signing up for HeyHubble. When you sign up to HeyHubble, we’ll match you with providers who are available and suit you and your needs. 

You can read about all the types of quality NDIS providers on HeyHubble and how it works here.  

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