Nominations are now closed for 2026

Tasmanian Disability Awards
Nominations are now closed for 2026. Come along on Saturday 19 September at Wrest Point Casino to support our awards, and we look forward to receiving your nominations in 2027.
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Date
Saturday 19 September 2026
Venue
Tasman Room, Wrest Point Casino, Hobart
Times
5.30pm red carpet arrival · 6.30pm event starts
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On the night
Your host & performers
A red carpet evening of celebration, hosted and performed by some of the best-known voices in Australian entertainment.

Master of Ceremonies
Sarah Morrison
101.7 7HOFM
Tasmania's much-loved radio host guides us through the evening's awards and celebrations.

Live performance
Lara Nakhle
The Voice Australia
Totally blind, New Zealand born and of Lebanese origin, Lara discovered her talent and passion for music at a very young age — playing piano from the age of two, with singing following soon after.
Lara was an artist on The Voice Australia and also performs on Channel 9's Vision Australia Carols by Candlelight.
Watch Lara on YouTube
Live performance
Sean Millis
Singer-songwriter
In late 2023 Sean was touted online as a look-a-like of Manchester United's Rasmus Højlund — a player yet to score for the club. Sean's song at the time was 'Waiting On a Miracle'. The internet got behind him, Højlund scored, and the song hit #1 on the UK Daily Viral Spotify Chart for 11 days straight, charting top 10 in nine other countries.
Sean lives with Hunter Syndrome, a rare disease for which he receives life-saving hospital treatment every week, cared for by a dedicated team of nurses who champion his music. With over 1.1 million followers across TikTok and Instagram, his fans love his positive outlook in the face of challenges most could not comprehend.
"I have faced dark days in hospital as a young person facing a rare disease. I know what it's like to feel there is no hope. I have learnt to live every day as though it's my last, and I hope I can share my journey of hope with one person at a time, through my songs and my voice."
Watch Sean on YouTubeOfficial MC sponsor


Our thanks to Brighton College, proud sponsor of our Master of Ceremonies for the 2026 Tasmanian Disability Awards.
Nominations are closed for 2026
Thank you to everyone who nominated. Submissions are now closed for this year's awards.
Join us on the night
Come along to Wrest Point Casino on Saturday 19 September to celebrate the nominees and winners.
Nominations open again in 2027
We look forward to receiving your nominations for the 2027 Tasmanian Disability Awards.
2026 Award categories
18 categories were open for nomination this year.
- Participant of the Year 2026
- Goal Kicker Participant of the Year 2026
- Support Worker of the Year 2026
- Support Coordinator of the Year 2026
- Behaviour Support Practitioner of the Year 2026
- Local Area Coordinator of the Year 2026
- Plan Manager of the Year 2026
- Community Hero of the Year 2026
- Child Disability Support Service of the Year 2026
- School Holiday Program of the Year 2026
- Continence Nurse of the Year 2026
- Social Worker of the Year 2026
- Support Service of the Year 2026
- SIL Provider of the Year 2026
- Therapy Service of the Year 2026
- Dietitian of the Year 2026
- Pediatrician of the Year 2026
- Training Provider of the Year 2026
A special message
From the Premier of Tasmania
The Premier of Tasmania shares a message of support for the 2024 Tasmanian Disability Awards and everyone recognised on the night.
