Effective use of the NDIA housing fund to leverage the growth of accessible and appropriate housing in a timely fashion A commitment and action plan from governments to address broader issues around housing access and affordability for non-NDIS participants; for example, legislating a minimum access provision for all new residential housing. Status The NDIA released the Its aim is to provide a explanation of SDA to . prospective investors and providers. The Brief is explicit about the fact that only a small number of SDA-eligible participants will receive SDA funding to live alone Read the . – There are two SDA reviews currently underway: A review undertaken by McKinsey & Co is focused on understanding what is needed to give investors’ confidence to put their money into SDA. Lack of data and certainty about price (beyond five years) are core issues. In November, the Disability Reform Council that a review into the SDA Pricing and Payments Framework would be undertaken in its third year of operation (1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019). The Council agreed to consider the outcomes of the Review at a future meeting in late-2018. The Summer Foundation published on Market Insights’ from their ‘SDA national demand study. NDS published a . Providers continue to report ongoing related to the SIL quoting process and template. NDS provides regular feedback to the NDIA regarding issues associated with the SIL quoting process and template and SDA payments. SDA prices were indexed by 2.1 per cent in July 2017 Read . – The Summer Foundation and PricewaterhouseCoopers released a NDIS — Other SDA Specialist Disability Accommodation: Pathway to a mature market. resources are available on the . The NDIS 2017-18 was released. Prices for accommodation support are outlined in the The are summarised in an . SDA operational guidelines provide when SDA is to be considered. Registrations opened for providers of SDA in June 2016. Registration information and dwelling enrolment for SDA the . The (1 June 2016) sets out the NDIA’s final decisions in relation to initial SDA Benchmark pricing and payments.
Effective use of the NDIA housing fund to leverage the growth of accessible and appropriate housing in a timely fashion A commitment and action plan from governments to address broader issues around housing access and affordability for non-NDIS participants; for example, legislating a minimum access provision for all new residential housing. Status The NDIA released the . Its aim is to provide a explanation of SDA to prospective investors and providers. The Brief is explicit about the fact that only a small number of SDA-eligible participants will receive SDA funding to live alone – Read the . There are two SDA reviews currently underway: A review undertaken by McKinsey & Co is focused on understanding what is needed to give investors’ confidence to put their money into SDA. Lack of data and certainty about price (beyond five years) are core issues. In November, the Disability Reform Council that a review into the SDA Pricing and Payments Framework would be undertaken in its third year of operation (1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019). The Council agreed to consider the outcomes of the Review at a future meeting in late-2018. The Summer Foundation published on ‘SDA Market Insights’ from their national demand study. NDS published a . Providers continue to report ongoing related to the SIL quoting process and template. NDS provides regular feedback to the NDIA regarding issues associated with the SIL quoting process and template and SDA payments. SDA prices were indexed by 2.1 per cent in July 2017 – Read . The Summer Foundation and PricewaterhouseCoopers released a — NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation: Pathway to a mature market. Other SDA resources are available on the . The NDIS 2017-18 was released. Prices for accommodation support are outlined in the The are summarised in an . SDA operational guidelines provide when SDA is to be considered. Registrations opened for providers of SDA in June 2016. Registration information and dwelling enrolment for SDA the . The (1 June 2016) sets out the NDIA’s final decisions in relation to initial SDA Benchmark pricing and payments.