Whilst the NDIS has led to many life changing outcomes for people with disability, there's more to do to ensure that people with disability shape the systems and the housing decisions that affect them.

This national event will provide a platform for provocative and challenging conversations that test established ways of working, push boundaries and explore new possibilities for people with disability their families, and those who support them.

What does the event program look like?

Explore a full day of lived-experience perspectives, provocations, panels, debate and practical discussions. You can access the event program here.

How much does it cost to attend?

Community attendees * | $29

For people with disability attending in a personal capacity, family members & companions of people with disability
People with disability receive a $20 Bunnings voucher when registering in-person on the day of the event

Professional attendees *

For people with disability attending in a professional capacity, disability housing & support service providers, allied health & sector professionals | $499
SDA Alliance members | $449
Housing Hub Premium Plan holder * | $449
Housing Hub Growth Plan holder * | $474
If you're a SDA Alliance Member or a Housing Hub Premium or Growth Plan holder, contact us at events@housinghub.org.au to receive your access code to unlock these discounts.

Livestream Pass

To support participation and accessibility, we're offering a livestream pass for people that are unable to attend in-person.
Community attendees | $15
Professional attendees | $199

Prices exclude GST and Humanitix transaction fees.

* People with disability attending in a personal or professional capacity can bring one companion to the event free of charge. You'll need to provide details at check-out.

Why should you attend?

Bold conservations and live debates that challenge long standing assumptions and explore ideas that push beyond business-as-usual thinking	Lived experience in focus where the experience and opinions of people with disability and their supporters are front and centre. This is not an industry update.
Innovation and future thinking that not only explores new possibilities across housing to expand choice, control and opportunity	Change in action that explores approaches that can might improve housing outcomes now

Who is attending?

Our national event will bring together people with disability alongside their personal and professional supporters, as well as housing and support providers, allied health professionals, and industry and government representatives from across Australia.

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