
Join Housing Hub in challenging the status quo of disability housing. We're building a space for honest conversations, meaningful debate, and powerful stories designed to shift power back to people with disability.
Join Housing Hub in challenging the status quo of disability housing. We're building a space for honest conversations, meaningful debate, and powerful stories designed to shift power back to people with disability.














Disability housing in Australia has led to many life-changing outcomes, but it's not working for everyone. This event is about creating space for people with disability and advocates to come together, challenge the current system, and have honest, necessary conversations about what's not working and why.

Challenge long-standing assumptions and explore ideas that push beyond business-as-usual thinking in disability housing.
Hear directly from people who have accessed disability housing and related support models.
Explore new possibilities across disability housing to expand choice, control and opportunity.
Find approaches that might improve housing outcomes now; from system design to service delivery and support models.
While the NDIS has led to many life-changing outcomes for people with disability, there is still work to do. At times, compliance is still prioritised over quality, and people with disability don't yet lead the housing market.
We believe real progress requires more than general agreement. It requires the courage to challenge long-standing assumptions and to listen to the people most affected by the systems we design.
Our national event provides a platform for provocative and challenging conversations. We want to test established ways of working, push boundaries, and explore new possibilities for people with disability, their families and those who support them.

We are excited to welcome you to Melbourne and to create a space for bold, honest conversations about the future of disability housing in Australia
Our event centres people with disability in the conversation. Rather than focusing on industry updates, it highlights lived experiences of housing, shared primarily by people with disability and key sector advocates.
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, peak body and government representatives from across Australia.
Want to be a part of challenging the status quo in disability housing? Limited sponsorship opportunities, contact us now!
See yourself as a disruptor? Submit your ideas now for our panel review.
Want to be a part of challenging the status quo in disability housing? Limited sponsorship opportunities, contact us now!
See yourself as a disruptor? Submit your ideas now for our panel review.

One of Australia's leading and most accessible event venues, selected to ensure the best possible experience for all attendees.
6 October 2026We've designed this event to be inclusive, comfortable and accessible for everyone.
All event spaces offer step-free access, flexible seating, and layouts that support easy movement and wheelchair access. Quiet, low-sensory space and on-the-day support will also be available.
Accessible features include Easy Read and Plain English program formats, hearing loops, live captioning, additional screens, and Auslan interpreters. Catering stations will be positioned at accessible heights, with staff available to assist during breaks.
Buy Early BirdThe event is scheduled to run from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, followed by an optional networking hour from 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm. The complete program, including session timings, will be confirmed and shared closer to the event date.
Human rights include the right to sexual expression and bodily autonomy for all of us and this means deciding who comes in and out of our home and why.
What is quality housing? Who decides? Is a compliant home a quality one? Are registered support workers quality support workers? This session explores the gap between compliance and genuine quality of life in accessible housing.
Shared housing for people with disabilities is a relic of the past. Bel and Shanais are the new standard. By thriving in their own SDA apartments, they're exposing the injustice of 'forced sharing' and fighting for a future where living alone is a right, not a rarity.
This panel session will explore the future of disability housing; who is driving change, what forces are disrupting the status quo, and what the next era could look like. Will it deliver bold reform? Greater independence, choice and control? And is Australia ready to support a new vision for housing and inclusion?
Those questions you have about your own situation as a person with disability, supporter or SDA provider? Bring them along and talk them through with an expert at our free advice stands.
Let's Change the Conversation.
We're building an event that challenges the status quo and puts real power, choice, and control back in the hands of people with disability. We welcome radical ideas that may help create change.
Content that explores:
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*Stay tuned for further updates on our disruptors, hosts, and guest speakers as they're confirmed!*
We're grateful to the organisations supporting this national event and helping drive meaningful change in disability housing across Australia.
This event is more than a conversation, it's a challenge to rethink how disability housing works in Australia. As a sponsor, you'll be part of shaping that future.
By sponsoring, your organisation will be part of a national discussion driving practical change, alongside people with lived experience, sector leaders, and decision-makers.
Sponsorship offers a chance to connect with engaged, values-driven audiences, demonstrate your commitment to better outcomes, and align your brand with bold, future-focused thinking. A range of sponsorship opportunities are available, and we're happy to work with you to find the right fit.
Interested in getting involved?
Request the sponsorship prospectus to explore opportunities and start the conversation.
Make the most of Early Bird pricing by
registering now.
Have a question about tickets, sponsorships, exhibition, or getting involved? We'd love to hear from you.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which this event takes place, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples attending this event.