The Housing Hub and the Summer Foundation have worked with people with disability, supporters and providers to create a great new set of tools. These tools aim to help people living in supported accommodation to understand their rights, make complaints, and raise issues with NDIS providers. These free workshops will show you and the people that support you how to use these new tools.

Workshop: Service Agreements - what am I signing?

Service agreements are a contract you sign with an NDIS provider about the housing or support (or other services) they are going to provide for you. How do you make sure that a service agreement is going to work for you?

Join us to learn about:

  • A guide that explains how service agreements work, and how you can make sure that what is important to you is included in your service agreement
  • A handy tool to guide your conversations with providers
  • An NDIS Glossary, that explains all the words people use when talking about housing and support for people with disability
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Workshop: How should shared support work in my NDIS Housing?

In your home, you may share some, or all of your support with other people. Shared support can be set up in different ways. The support you are paying for must work for you and the way you want to live your life.

Join us to learn about:

  • The different ways shared support can work
  • What your rights are when it comes to shared support
  • What a Tenant Advisory Committee is, and how to go about setting one up if you think it might be right for your home
  • A ‘Knowledge Builder’, that assists you to build your knowledge when it comes to shared support
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Workshop: Who is responsible for what in my NDIS Housing?

When you have a problem in your home, who do you need to ask to get it fixed? And what do you do if they’re not listening to you?

Join us to learn about:

  • A handy template for you to use to keep track of who is responsible for what in your home
  • A step-by-step chart that shows you what to do next if someone isn’t taking your problem seriously
  • A ‘Knowledge Builder’, that assists you to build your knowledge when it comes to roles and responsibilities in NDIS housing
  • How a positive culture makes it easier to give/receive feedback and get problems solved
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Access

  • Tell us your access needs when you register
  • We use Zoom
  • You will need a computer, tablet or smartphone that has an internet connection.
  • You do not need Zoom on your computer. You can copy a link into your internet browser (eg Chrome, Safari, Firefox).

Start your Housing Seeker Profile while you wait for your workshop. A Seeker Profile can help you find the right home quicker. See how on our website.

Any questions?

Please email the housing options team at housingoptions@housinghub.org.au

Call our NDIS Housing Advice Line on 1300 61 64 63

Stay up to date with all our events by subscribing to our newsletter.

Please be aware that, as the NDIS is constantly evolving, we don't record the sessions or share slides to ensure the information remains current and relevant.

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The Housing Hub and the Summer Foundation have worked with people with disability, supporters and providers to create a great new set of tools. These tools aim to help people living in supported accommodation to understand their rights, make complaints, and raise issues with NDIS providers. These free workshops will show you and the people that support you how to use these new tools.

Workshop: Service Agreements - what am I signing?

Service agreements are a contract you sign with an NDIS provider about the housing or support (or other services) they are going to provide for you. How do you make sure that a service agreement is going to work for you?

Join us to learn about:

  • A guide that explains how service agreements work, and how you can make sure that what is important to you is included in your service agreement
  • A handy tool to guide your conversations with providers
  • An NDIS Glossary, that explains all the words people use when talking about housing and support for people with disability
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Workshop: How should shared support work in my NDIS Housing?

In your home, you may share some, or all of your support with other people. Shared support can be set up in different ways. The support you are paying for must work for you and the way you want to live your life.

Join us to learn about:

  • The different ways shared support can work
  • What your rights are when it comes to shared support
  • What a Tenant Advisory Committee is, and how to go about setting one up if you think it might be right for your home
  • A ‘Knowledge Builder’, that assists you to build your knowledge when it comes to shared support
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Workshop: Who is responsible for what in my NDIS Housing?

When you have a problem in your home, who do you need to ask to get it fixed? And what do you do if they’re not listening to you?

Join us to learn about:

  • A handy template for you to use to keep track of who is responsible for what in your home
  • A step-by-step chart that shows you what to do next if someone isn’t taking your problem seriously
  • A ‘Knowledge Builder’, that assists you to build your knowledge when it comes to roles and responsibilities in NDIS housing
  • How a positive culture makes it easier to give/receive feedback and get problems solved
  • Join the Housing Hub team, after the workshop to ask questions about the resources for NDIS housing problems.

Access

  • Tell us your access needs when you register
  • We use Zoom
  • You will need a computer, tablet or smartphone that has an internet connection.
  • You do not need Zoom on your computer. You can copy a link into your internet browser (eg Chrome, Safari, Firefox).

Start your Housing Seeker Profile while you wait for your workshop. A Seeker Profile can help you find the right home quicker. See how on our website.

Any questions?

Please email the housing options team at housingoptions@housinghub.org.au

Call our NDIS Housing Advice Line on 1300 61 64 63

Stay up to date with all our events by subscribing to our newsletter.

Please be aware that, as the NDIS is constantly evolving, we don't record the sessions or share slides to ensure the information remains current and relevant.

Was this article helpful?