2024 NSW
Sponsorship & Exhibition Opportunities
The AbSec Conference promises a multidimensional experience for its attendees, combining educational sessions, practical workshops, cultural performances and ample opportunities for networking and celebration, all aimed at advancing the cause of Aboriginal children, young people and their families in a supportive community environment.
Coming together on the land of the Mulgoa clan of the Dharug Nation, this key event will bring together stakeholders from all parts of the Aboriginal child protection sector. It is a valuable networking opportunity, helping to forge the partnership bonds and establish the lines of communications that make us all more effective. It’s also an important chance to set our priorities for the future.
We cannot do any of this alone; we need powerful allies as we navigate this narrative of change. We extend our hand to you, inviting you to be part of the transformative story. Join us as active participants in building a future where equality isn’t just an aspiration, but a reality.
Important dates:
31 August | Application Deadline
15 September | Notification of Acceptance
31 September | Payment Due
2024 Conference
The forthcoming 2024 AbSec Conference, to be hosted at the Western Sydney Conference Centre, is a critical assembly for professionals and supporters in the child, young people, family and community welfare sectors. This conference presents a unique chance for sponsors to actively participate in initiatives and dialogues that mould the future of Aboriginal children, young people and communities in Australia.
Thank you to our 2024 sponsors and exhibitors
2024 Conference
Embrace the unique opportunity to showcase your organisation’s commitment to the community at the NSW Aboriginal Child and Family Conference, a premier event uniting thought leaders, practitioners and advocates in the pursuit of innovation and excellence in the sector.
1. All sponsorship is with AbSec – NSW Child, Family and Community Peak Aboriginal Corporation (“AbSec”).
2. Receipt of an application confirms your intention to sponsor or exhibit at the AbSec 2024 NSW Aboriginal Children and Family Conference.
3. Confirmation of sponsorship or exhibiting is subject to approval by AbSec.
4. Payment must be made within 30 days of invoice.
5. Cancellation policy:
6. The Sponsor or Exhibitor shall not damage any of the provided items or the venue. Any resulting damages must be paid to the supplier or venue by the sponsor or exhibitor directly.
7. AbSec or any of its staff or volunteers will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or theft of the sponsor or exhibitor stand or products, or any injuries incurred during the event.
8. Sponsor and exhibitors must adhere to the provided setup and dismantling schedules. Early dismantling is prohibited.
9. In case of events beyond AbSec’s control, AbSec reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or modify the exhibition space.
10. Sponsors and exhibitors are responsible for insuring their property and personnel and must provide copies of insurances relevant to the exhibition including public liability and workers insurance.
11. Sponsors and exhibitors must comply with all applicable laws and regulations, including health and safety standards.
12. Sponsors and exhibitors agree to adhere to relevant data protection laws regarding any personal data obtained through the 2024 Conference.
13. AbSec reserves the right to amend these terms.
Thank you to our deadly sponsors
Aboriginal Carer Support
Aboriginal Carer Support
Child Protection Helpline
Child Protection Helpline
AbSec would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we will meet to discuss important matters, the Mulgoa clan of the Dharug Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
AbSec acknowledges the Stolen Generations who never came home and the ongoing impact of government policy and practice on Aboriginal children, young people and families.
AbSec would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we will meet to discuss important matters, the Mulgoa clan of the Dharug Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
AbSec acknowledges the Stolen Generations who never came home and the ongoing impact of government policy and practice on Aboriginal children, young people and families.
