Melbourne NDISDA
Specialist Disability Accommodation Conference includes an SDA Developer Session

Sat 20th July 2024

Port Melbourne Yacht Club

38 Beach St, Port Melbourne Vic

9.30am - 4.30pm

Includes morning tea, lunch, coffees and teas

Networking till 5.30pm / 6pm

Cost

Conference ticket only $450pp

Conference ticket plus networking $495pp

NDISDA Members conference ticket inc networking $400pp

Who should attend?

Sil Providers, Builders, Developers, SDA Providers, SDA Buyers Agents, SDA Assessors, Architects, Valuers, Financiers, Trust Fund Managers, Town Planners, Investors

Welcome to the NDISDA Specialist Disability Accommodation Melbourne 'Working Together Conference 2024!

Anticipate a series of dynamic sessions, featuring panel discussions, conference and an SDA Developer session

Our goal is to provide you, our valued audience, with deeper insights as we collectively navigate the intricate terrain of the SDA sector.

Join us to hear perspectives from key stakeholders, experienced SDA practitioners, industry experts, and other professionals. This convergence promises to be a rich source of knowledge and collaborative opportunities.

Don't let this opportunity pass you by – secure your spot now! Take advantage of our early bird ticket options, available for individual bookings or for those looking to reserve a table of 8.

Join a diverse community including SDA Providers, SIL Providers, Builders, Developers, Town Planners, Financiers, Architects, Assessors, Investors, and various SDA stakeholders.

Ensure you don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to connect and collaborate with industry leaders. Reserve your place today!

Speakers and agenda will be announced 28th Mar 2024

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PANEL SESSION AND TOPICS

Panellists, Speakers and Agenda to be confirmed by 28th Mar 24 unless earlier

The Conference Event will kick off with a Panel session focusing on the NDIS Final Report, delving into Fairer Options for Housing and Living Supports, as well as Reforms in SDA Categories and Design Standards.

Subsequent panel discussions will explore Choice and Control, offering insights into the prospective NDIS Participant experience.

This 40-minute session will actively engage the audience, fostering discussions among various disciplines, including Service Providers, SDA Providers, SDA Builders, Architects, SDA Assessors, and Financiers.

The full panel lineup will be confirmed by 28th March 2024.

Presentation Topics include;

Some topics may change slightly for the State. A full program available by 28th March 2024 if not prior

Choice and Control - and Separation of SDA and SIL - Housing and Care Separation

The Funding Process and finding tenants. Who do you need on your team?

Behind the scenes of the SIL Provider - why collaboration is essential for Participants, the Investor and the SDA Provider

Uncertainty in SDA Housing; the future of improved livability and robust accommation in the NDIS

Housing and living navigators - what could this look like opposed to Tenancy matching? and ;

Shared support facilitator - what could this look like and what will it mean for your SDA property?

Redevelop or replace ? - Funding vs availability of housing

Prefab and Modular SDA - significantly reducing the timeframe for development and construction compared to the traditional on-site construction method. Is this the best solution?

Complex home modifications and process for Funding for Builders ; why collaboration with Home Modification Assessors (Occupational Therapists) is crucial)

Home risk assessments for clients with challenging behaviours - essential for your build and design

Short, Medium & Long-Term Accommodation

on the rise

SDA Assessors and approval process

Common Construction Mistakes and Identifying and Avoiding Common Pitfalls

Legal discussion following the NDIS Final report and:

The Disability and Social Services Regulation Amendment Bill 2023 (Vic) - Amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act impacting SDA Residential Properties and Providers

Understanding the SDA Provider and Investor Brief

Updated Data on Victorian SDA and vacancy