The Queensland Impact Housing & Care an NDISDA SDA Housing and Disability Futures Expo & Forums is a national platform for connection, collaboration, and education, designed to address urgent housing and care challenges for vulnerable Australians.

 

It brings together leaders across sectors — government, finance, construction, service providers, advocacy bodies, and community organisations — to translate policy into practice, ideas into action, and empty homes into real impact.

This is a working platform, combining an expo floor, plenaries, breakout workshops, and collaborative roundtables to tackle the most pressing housing and care issues, including SDA Vacancy solutions 

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​Attendees can choose their preferred workshop or roundtable. Expo will be available throughout from 10am -  2pm 

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Who should attend: 

This event is essential for:

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• NDIS Participants and Families 

• Community Housing Providers & Developers

• Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) & Supported Independent Living (SIL) Providers

• NDIS Service Providers & Disability Sector Leaders

• Hospitals, Health Agencies & Hospital Discharge Planners

• Mental Health, Youth in Crisis & Domestic Violence Services

• Women’s Homelessness Services (including 50+)

• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Housing Programs

• Government Housing Teams

• Investors, Lenders & Social Impact Fund Managers

• Builders, Developers, Architects 

• Access Consultants & SDA Assessors

• Advocacy Bodies & Community Organisations

• SDA providers, CHPs, developers, financiers, aged care, mental health, and community organisations

• SDA and other Housing Vacancies and open days  

• Manufacturers and Suppliers of innovative products, including flooring, modern methods of construction, bathrooms, accessible products, doors and  more 

• Social Impact housing public 

• Aged care providers (residential and in-home)

• In-home support workers and coordinators

• Home Care Package (HCP) providers

• Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) providers

• Short Term Restorative Care (STRC) providers

• Allied health professionals delivering aged care services

• Aged care executives, managers, and compliance officers

• Policy makers and aged care peak bodies

• Community care organisations supporting older Australians and their families

 

Format 

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Expo Floor (10:00am – 2:00pm):
Showcasing SDA homes, modular builds, assistive technology, energy-efficient solutions, rehabilitation equipment, and service providers. Open home displays provide real-world demonstrations of inclusive and sustainable housing.​

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8.30am arrival for 9am workshops/roundtables/presentations 

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Who should exhibit ? 

NDIS, Aged Care and Social Impact Housing services, suppliers and providers 

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Housing & Development

• Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) Providers

• NDIS providers 

• Supported Independent Living (SIL) Providers

• Community Housing Providers (CHPs)

• Developers & Builders (social, affordable & accessible housing)

• Crisis Accommodation Providers 

• Mental Health and Short-Term , Medium Term Accommodation Providers 

• Modular, prefabricated & rapid-build housing manufacturers

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Products & Technology Suppliers

• Accessible bathrooms, kitchens & laundry suppliers

• Doors, windows, robust fixtures & security systems

• Flooring, ramps, lifts & mobility solutions

• Assistive Technology & Smart Home systems

• Energy-efficient appliances & sustainable housing products

• Rehabilitation & therapy equipment suppliers

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Finance & Investment

• Banks & Lenders specialising in housing projects

• SDA Investment advisors & fund managers

• Social Impact finance organisations

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Community & Care Services 

• NDIS Registered Providers

• Mental Health Accommodation Services

• Youth, Women’s Housing & Domestic Violence Services

• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Housing Programs

• Aged Care & In-home Support Providers

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​Exhibit Costs

1.8m trestle display + 2 pull up banners: $660

Trestle + 2 banners + networking for 2: $764

3x2m booth or custom display up to 9sqm + 4 networking tickets: $1,250

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Expo floor open 10:00am – 2:00pm with direct access to NDIS participants, providers, investors, and housing decision-makers.

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Breakout Workshops and Roundtables 
Focused, interactive sessions on funding pathways, modular and trauma-informed design, youth in crisis, women over 50 homelessness, Aboriginal housing, and SDA utilization strategies.  Speaker opportunities are available 

 

Attendee costs 

SDA or Impact Housing Workshop or Roundtable booking $55pp 

Aged Care Presentation $95pp

Unlimited SDA or Impact Housing workshops or roundtables $95pp 

Networking only $95pp 

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Expo entry is free.

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Why attend? 

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• Access Ground-Breaking Strategies: Learn from initiatives like Homes for Queenslanders, modular builds, and sustainable housing innovations.

• Discover Funding & Collaboration Opportunities: Connect with investors, providers, and government for actionable pathways.

• Explore Inclusive & Trauma-Informed Design: Practical solutions for SDA, SIL, social housing, youth in crisis, domestic violence, mental health, and aged care.

• Shape the Future of Housing & Care: Participate in roundtables and workshops to directly influence collaboration and sector outcomes.

• Network Across Sectors: Government, finance, construction, service providers, and advocacy bodies in one collaborative space.

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This is not just an expo — it’s a working platform.

 

Housing, care, social impact, and policy intersect here to connect, learn, share, and implement solutions for those who need safe, supported, and inclusive housing the most.

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Sponsoring or exhibiting at this summit positions your organization as a leader in addressing critical societal challenges, including homelessness, domestic violence, mental health, and disability support.

 

By participating, you will:

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1. Gain visibility with a targeted audience of decision-makers, policymakers, and industry leaders.

2. Showcase innovations that align with housing, health, and social impact goals.

3. Build connections with government agencies, community housing providers, and key stakeholders.

4. Enhance your brand by aligning with ESG principles and contributing to impactful solutions.

5. With increased focus on housing and social equity, sponsors and exhibitors will enjoy unmatched opportunities for networking, collaboration, and business development, ensuring both social and financial returns on investment.

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