Are you interested in learning more about Specialist Disability Accommodation?

You're invited to our Mordialloc SDA Information & Networking event, offering you an exciting opportunity to engage with experts in the SDA field.

Location: Bridge Hotel, Mordialloc

Date: Tuesday 10th December

Time: 10am - 1pm

Join InPlace Living and our panel of expert speakers as we guide you through the key steps and considerations for an SDA application. We'll also give you an exclusive preview of our exciting new projects slated for 2025 across the South Eastern suburbs, spanning from Moorabbin to Frankston. Gain insights into the provision of SIL supports, the role of support co-ordination and the role of occupational therapists in the SDA application process.

This event is tailored to individuals seeking SDA housing, their families, support co-ordinators/carers, allied health professionals and case managers.

Reserve your complimentary ticket now!

Event Speakers	Key Topics of Discussion
Lachlan Hosking - InPlace Living - SDA Provider	Introduction to SDA housing and the availability of properties in Mordialloc & surrounding areas.
Jeremy Riordan - Claro - SIL Provider	Provision of SIL supports across all SDA category properties.
Support Co-Ordinator	Role of support co-ordination in the entire SDA journey.
Jane Galvin - Participate OT - Occupational Therapist	Role of occupational therapists in an SDA application.
Casey Olori - Leora - SIL Provider	An introduction to Leora healthcare.

All are welcome! Come along for the opportunity to have your questions answered by experienced SDA professionals. Coffee and morning tea will be provided. RSVP to confirm attendance.

Don't miss out! Secure your complimentary ticket today.

Feel free to share the event details with anyone who may benefit from attending. We look forward to seeing you there!

InPlace Living is a leading SDA Provider with properties across all categories in Metropolitan Melbourne and Regional Victoria. We carefully design and develop homes for people with complex and high support needs.

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