If you or someone you know lives with disability, cares for someone with disability, or is looking into NDIS support, accessible housing or assistive-tech options the Sydney Disability Connection Expo 2026 is one of the best events in NSW to bookmark.
Free to attend and purpose-built around inclusion, it’s a powerful opportunity to connect, learn and explore what’s possible.
Event at a glance
Dates: 12–13 June 2026
Venue: ICC Sydney, 14 Darling Drive, Darling Harbour, Sydney
Cost: Free entry, open to people with disability, their families/carers, support organisations and anyone interested in inclusive housing, services or equipment.
A one-stop hub for services, supports & technologies
With over 270+ exhibitors across two large halls, the Expo gathers NDIS service providers, assistive-technology vendors, accessible-housing specialists, advocates and community organisations all under one roof. It’s a unique chance to compare options, ask questions face-to-face, and find supports tailored to a wide range of needs.
Great for NDIS planning, accommodation seekers & carers
Whether you’re reviewing NDIS support packages, exploring accessible living setups or just scouting allied services there’ll be representatives ready to discuss support coordination, mobility aids, home-based services, inclusive housing, and much more.
Inclusive, family-friendly and community-focused atmosphere
The Expo isn’t just about services, there’s a dedicated Information Hub for NDIS questions, interactive demos, activities and entertainment. It’s designed to be welcoming for people of all ages and abilities, it’s ideal for individuals, families, carers, support workers, or organisations looking to network.
What you can expect when you visit
- Chat one-on-one with service providers from home-modification specialists to assistive-tech vendors and disability-support organisations.
- Get up-to-date on latest mobility aids, accessible-home adaptations, support services, NDIS-related advice, and inclusive housing options.
- Attend live demonstrations or mini-presentations to understand your options more clearly and see products in action.
- Take advantage of a welcoming, inclusive environment designed for accessibility, with space and flexibility for carers, support workers or family members to come together.
- Pre-register early (even though it’s free) as it helps with planning and may give access to early information, floor-plans and exhibitor lists.
- Bring a support person or carer if needed to help discuss needs, ask questions, or try out mobility equipment.
- List your priorities beforehand to make the most of exhibitor interactions.
- The Expo covers multiple halls and many providers, so give yourself a full day to browse, ask questions, and absorb information.