Tamara Weaver
Director Community Engagement
Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability
We are committed to strengthening the healthcare and aged care sectors through education & knowledge
to deliver care that promotes dignity and confidence. By supporting these critical sectors, we strive to enhance the wellbeing, respect, & empowerment of all Australians in their care journey.
Healthcare
We connect healthcare leaders and clinicians with innovative solutions and models to drive improvement in patient care and service delivery, and ultimately achieve better outcomes.
Aged Care
We create impactful events that spotlight timely reform and change within the aged and community care sector, and foster meaningful dialogue by bringing together key decision makers, aged care providers, and the voices of participants.
Thought leaders. Trailblazers.
Expert facilitators.
Our speakers are experts in their field.
See me at: Building Allyship for Leaders
biography
Akii Ngo (They/Them)
Activist, Survivor-Advocate, Model and Consultant: Senior Co-Design & Engagement Advisor
National Disability Insurance Agency | International Day of People of Disability Ambassador - United Nations | Councillor - Victorian Disability Council
Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM
2021 Queensland Australian of the Year
Doctor, Lawyer, Researcher and Disability Advocate
See me at: Transforming the NDIS
biography
The Honourable John Ryan AM
Royal Commissioner
Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability
Anna Love
Chief Mental Health Nurse, Executive Director of Clinical & Professional Leadership Unit
Safer Care Victoria
Professor Brett McDermott
Director
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Tasmania & Tasmanian Nominee for Australian of the Year 2023
Fonda Voukelatos
Deputy Chief Executive
Uniting AgeWell
Mary O’Hagan
Executive Director of Lived Experience
Department of Health Victoria VIC
Dr Rosy Walia
Chief Executive Officer
Multicultural Care
Dr. Jonathan Karro
Clinical Director of Emergency Medicine
St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne
Pat Sparrow
Chief Executive Officer
COTA Australia
Dr. Ruth Vine
Australia’s first Deputy Chief Medical Officer & Interim CEO
National Mental Health Commission
Michael Lye
Deputy Secretary, Ageing and Aged Care
Department of Health and Aged Care
Hon Anika Wells MP
Minister for Aged Care & Minister for Sport
Upcoming Events
Health and Aged Care
Key industry partners and endorsers
We actively seek out meaningful partnerships and opportunities to deliver our conferences in collaboration with the sector, to maximise the impact of knowledge and practice sharing to a wider audience of change-makers.
Our attendees
Our events attract a diverse range of organisations and professionals from the healthcare and aged care sectors.
Women in Leadership
All access seminar pass
Accelerate your knowledge, confidence and leadership
Over the course of 12 months, you’ll gain access high-calibre live online seminars, led by highly-rated expert facilitators.
You’ll learn valuable leadership skills and gain the resilience to tackle any challenge.
Commit to your growth and take your career to the next level.
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Experience our events
Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2023 – Melbourne Business School
Enhancing Investigations & Enforcement Outcomes 2023 – Comtrac
Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2023
Enhancing Investigations & Enforcement Outcomes 2023
The Future of Home and Community Care 2023
First Nations Leadership and Allyship Summit 2023
Women of Colour Leadership and Allyship Summit 2023
LGBQTIA+ Leadership and Allyship Summit 2023
Women in Defence & Defence Industry Leadership Summit 2023
What our delegates say
I attend the conference while traveling from Adelaide to Darwin. I love being portable, and the remote attendance option was definitely advantageous. The topics were current and I loved the real-life relay of political information. The cadidness of presenters was also refreshing.”
Pam Thomson
Riverland Mallee Coorong Local Health Network
What a fantastic event which covered so many aspects of the NDIS. The quality of speakers and presentations was amazing”
NDIS Package Coordinator
Rural Support Service SA Health
October 2022
I really enjoyed this event. It reassured me that we are on the right track in the quality space, but also provided some great tips on how to further improve and enhance what we are doing now and in the future”
Lead Quality Audit and Investigation
Afford, The Australian Foundation for Disability
October 2022
This conference was relevant to the work we are doing in our department, there were plenty of takeaways from the presentations. The workshops were useful and practical.”
Assistant Director Data Governance Section
Department of Health and Aged Care
The diversified and high level of expertise of the presenters and panellists ensured quality of information.
Esther Cowan-Hackett
Eacham Community Help Organisation Inc.
Always well run events with a line-up of knowledgeable speakers. Ideas were exchanged, people were supportive and networking was positive.
Val Fell
COTA
Attended The Future of Home and Community Care 2023
The conference presented a wonderful opportunity to re-connect with peers. It was fantastic to make new connections and be reminded of past relationships.
Sharon Delahunty
Department of Health WA
The Hatchery orchestrates a fantastic conference, with an edge for perfection. The networking component adds an extra layer of value to these conferences, making them the best I’ve experienced so far.
Kim lappin
Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service
The Hatchery’s conferences are thought provoking with research and evidence on topics that are both current and futuristic.
Sharon Grocott
WayAhead Workplaces
An excellent forum for networking and learning about the prevalent issues impacting our community at a national level. The lineup of panelists and presenters was fantastic, and the event’s thoughtful organisation made it truly standout.
Lily Hodgson
Headspace CCLHD
Attended Improving Indigenous Health Outcomes 2023