SILSDA MAXIMISING
SIL IMPACT 2025
Perth | Melbourne | Gold Coast
The SILSDA Maximising SIL Impact 2025 Conferences which accompany Bridging Impact Housing Solutions 2025 Conference -
SDA & Community in Perth, Melbourne, and Gold Coast are pivotal events designed to address the unique challenges and opportunities within the Supported Independent Living (SIL) and social housing sectors, while ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations during critical transitions.
Hosted and produced by NDISDA SDA Housing and Disability in collaboration with the Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance, these summits will equip stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to deliver sustainable, high-quality housing and care solutions for vulnerable populations, while remaining fully compliant in all aspects of service delivery.
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The SILSDA Perth Maximising SIL Conference, to be held on 15th May 2025,
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The SILSDA WA Maximising SIL Impact 2025 Conference, part of the Bridging Impact Housing Solutions 2025 series, is a pivotal event for Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers in Western Australia. Held on Day 2, this 1-day conference focuses on the critical role of SIL in shaping the future of Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and tackling pressing challenges in care delivery, compliance, and financial sustainability.
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Attendees will gain insights into navigating upcoming regulatory changes, including new NDIS Practice Standards and SIL-specific regulations, while exploring strategies for adapting to the legal separation of SIL and SDA services. Key topics include innovative service delivery models, funding opportunities, and partnerships with mental health and crisis accommodation services to optimize care outcomes for individuals transitioning from hospitals or facing complex needs.
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The conference addresses operational strategies, safety and risk management, and collaborative solutions to repurpose vacant SDA homes for broader community needs. It offers actionable insights for improving workforce capacity, ensuring financial sustainability, and aligning with new safety regulations.
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This event is essential for SIL providers, allied health professionals, government representatives, and stakeholders in the disability sector. Attendees will leave with the tools and knowledge to enhance their services, meet regulatory demands, and drive impactful change in disability and crisis accommodation in Western Australia.
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MELBOURNE
On 3rd July 2025, the SILSDA Victoria Maximising Impact Conference
The SILSDA Victoria Maximising SIL Impact 2025 Summit, presented by NDISDA SDA Housing and Disability, SILSDA, and the Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance, is a vital component of the 3-day conference.
This session equips Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers with practical tools to navigate evolving regulations, including mandatory registration and the legal separation of SIL and SDA services.
Attendees will explore strategies to tackle financial and operational challenges, leverage vacant SDA homes for crisis housing, and integrate mental health and transitional care services. With insights into funding models, staffing compliance, and collaborative partnerships, this summit is essential for SIL providers, disability organizations, and healthcare professionals aiming to enhance service delivery and sustainability.
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The event also offers opportunities for networking with key stakeholders and gaining actionable solutions to drive impactful change in the disability and housing sectors across Victoria.
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GOLD COAST
The Gold Coast SILSDA Queensland Maximising Impact Conference, scheduled for 28th August 2025,
The SILSDA QLD Maximising SIL Impact Conference, held on 28th August 2025, is a cornerstone event of the National Impact Housing Strategic Alliance Conference.
This day focuses on equipping Supported Independent Living and Specialist Disability Accommodation providers with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate regulatory changes, enhance service delivery, and expand housing solutions for vulnerable populations in Queensland.
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With a spotlight on mental health accommodation, crisis support, and 24/7 care, the conference addresses challenges like workforce shortages, mandatory registration, and evolving SIL/SDA standards. Attendees will gain practical strategies for integrating short-term, medium-term, and respite care into SIL services, managing transitions from hospital discharge, and ensuring safety for both residents and staff.
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Who should attend?
The SILSDA Conferences are essential for a wide range of professionals engaged in SIL and SDA.
Attendees, including SIL providers, SDA operators, allied health professionals, mental health and crisis accommodation providers, community housing organizations, investors, healthcare providers, government representatives, and workforce training organizations, will benefit significantly from these events.
The Conferences offer a comprehensive understanding of the evolving regulatory landscape, including mandatory SIL registration and new NDIS Practice Standards, alongside practical strategies for improving service delivery and care quality for individuals with complex needs.
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Attendees gain the opportunity to explore funding models, address workforce challenges, and learn innovative approaches to integrating mental health and crisis support into housing solutions.
The Conferences are designed to foster collaboration across sectors, enabling attendees to build partnerships that enhance care outcomes and meet the growing demand for diverse housing solutions.
They also provide insights into operational strategies, workforce development, risk management, and how to repurpose vacant SDA homes for crisis and transitional housing needs.
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By attending, delegates can stay ahead of regulatory changes, improve financial sustainability, and contribute to creating inclusive housing and support services.
The events also offer valuable networking opportunities with industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders, ensuring attendees are well-equipped to navigate the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of disability accommodation and care.
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