Gold Coast 

Proudly presented by NDISDA SDA Housing and Disability, and SILSDA in collaboration with the Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance and key Impact Social Housing stakeholders

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SILSDA QLD Maximising SIL Impact Conference  28th August 2025 

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Day 3 of the National Impact Housing Strategic Alliance Conference will focus on the regulatory, operational, and financial challenges and opportunities facing Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) providers, with a particular emphasis on mental health accommodation, crisis support, and 24/7 care.

 

The sessions will explore how SIL providers can navigate evolving regulatory changes, funding models, and workforce challenges, while providing strategies for improving service delivery and expanding housing solutions for vulnerable populations.​

Delegates can expect to gain insights into regulatory updates, including the anticipated mandatory registration requirements for SIL providers and the development of new SIL and SDA-specific standards.

 

Attendees will also explore ways to strengthen services in Queensland by addressing workforce shortages and improving training, while collaborating with allied health professionals, mental health services, and community housing organizations.

 

The day will also provide practical strategies for integrating short-term, medium-term, and respite care into SIL services, supporting individuals transitioning from hospital discharge, or in need of mental health and crisis accommodation. In addition, attendees will learn how to navigate funding models, manage operational impacts of regulatory changes, and ensure safety for both staff and residents in diverse housing settings.

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This day is especially relevant for Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) operators, allied health professionals, mental health service providers, policymakers, government representatives, and community housing organizations.

 

These professionals will benefit from understanding how to adapt to regulatory changes, enhance service quality, improve workforce capacity, and create more inclusive housing solutions.

 

Additionally, anyone involved in the development and management of social impact housing, such as investors, housing providers, and support coordinators, will find this day valuable.

 

The sessions offer a unique opportunity to learn from experts, engage in meaningful discussions, and network with key stakeholders in the housing and care sectors.

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​Please click on the button below for more information and to book the session 

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