
Guided by people with lived experience, this Disability Housing Options session provides a unique opportunity for participants to pose questions using the Zoom Q&A feature throughout the presentation.

This report presents demand data for housing seekers in a summarised way to inform the market.

Each month the Housing Hub publishes this update for providers and vendors of housing for people with disability. Check out this months newsletter here and subscribe so you can receive a copy.

Each month the Housing Hub publishes this update for Housing Seekers and supporters. Check out this months newsletter here and subscribe so you can receive a copy.

Need to learn more about Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)? Watch our video series explaining what it is, how it works and much more! Click on the link below to view the series.

The Housing Hub and the Summer Foundation has produced a report which provides insights into the growth and supply of Specialist Disability Accommodation across Australia.

If you have a vacant accessible property, consider listing it on the Housing Hub for a person with disability who’s been impacted by the floods.

In January and February 2022, the Summer Foundation and the Housing Hub surveyed Community Housing Providers, asking them for information on a range of issues. The findings from the survey are published in this new report.

The podcasts episodes discuss the topics of 'Finding an Accessible Home’ and ‘Renting or Selling an Accessible Home’. The translated languages for these podcasts include Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Arabic, French, Hindi and Punjabi.

The Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) market is well placed to leverage private capital. This report provides a plain language summary of the SDA market to support impact investors to make informed choices about SDA impact investment opportunities.

The Housing Hub and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) commenced a collaborative project in mid-2021, providing legal help to NDIS participants who are seeking reviews of SDA funding decisions at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT).