NHT Conference 2024

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This year's theme is...

"Thriving People, Thriving Communities"

Our main venue is the Panorama Hotel, 1 Quail Street, St Helens. Our wonderful co-hosts are the St Helens Neighbourhood House and Fingal Valley Neighbourhood Houses!

Ticket sales have now closed. We're looking forward to seeing you there!

Program

We are so excited to have some amazing speakers and presenters from across Tasmania and further afield joining us at the conference. Check out our Facebook page for the latest speaker announcements.

Join us on the sunny East Coast for two-and-a-half days of networking, learning, and fun, including:

  • Keynote addresses from Dr Peter Westoby from the Community Praxis Cooperative, and Aimen Jafri from the Migrant Resource Centre
  • Breakout sessions on self-care, community development, leadership, and more
  • Spring Feast and Festival at the St Helens Community Garden with food vans, live music, and activities
  • Thrive Market trade expo, including stalls from artists and our friends across the community service industry
  • Conference dinner - the Bees, Blooms, and Butterflies Ball (get your costumes ready!)
  • Closing morning tea at Fingal Valley Neighbourhood House with the Minister for Community Services, the Honourable Roger Jaensch

View our preliminary program

Expressions of Interest

Expressions of Interest to be part of our conference program or to hold a stall at our Thrive Market have now closed

If you have any questions, please contact Annie Chessells, Communications and Engagement Officer, at annie@nht.org.au

Accommodation information

The Panorama Hotel is now fully booked

If you are coming to the conference, there are plenty of fantastic options in St Helens as well as along the East Coast within 30 minutes of the venue, including in Scamander, Beaumaris, Stieglitz, and Binalong Bay.

In the past, most delegates have arrived the evening before the conference starts, and we host an informal event that evening. This means delegates would be looking at booking three nights of accommodation, arriving Tuesday 17 September, and checking out Friday 20 September. The conference will officially start at around 9:00am on Wednesday 18 September.

Accessibility

Panorama Hotel, St Helens
The venue is wheelchair accessible - there are disabled parking spaces, step-free access to the building, wide doorways, accessible bathrooms, and flooring is a mixture of floorboards and carpet.

If you have any questions or concerns about accessibility at Panorama specifically, please contact them directly on 03 6376 1999. For any other accessibility related queries, contact Annie at annie@nht.org.au.

Thank you to our sponsors!

We would like to extend a HUGE thanks to our sponsors, without them this event simply wouldn't be possible! 

Aurora Energy (principal sponsor)
Break O'Day Council
No Interest Loans Scheme Tasmania
Hydro Tasmania
Nexus Inc
Palliative Care Tasmania

 

For enquiries about the conference, contact Annie or Erin:

annie@nht.org.au 

erin@nht.org.au

or 6228 6515 

NHT acknowledges the traditional and original owners of the land on which we work and meet, the palawa / pakana of lutruwita / Tasmania. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and acknowledge that this land remains unceded.
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