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HOUSING DEMAND AND
PREFERENCES
AMONG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITY
Luke Bosher
Head of Policy & Strategy
National Housing Conference
December 2017
NDIS is a radical idea
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The NDIS is a radical idea
• Choice and Control
• Demand Driven
• Insurance Principles
NDIS’ approach to housing
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0
100,000
200,000
300,000
Privatemeans
ExistingAffordableHousing
NDIS(SDA)
Unmet need
88,000
57,000
28,000
127,000
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1 in every 4 new NDIS dollars are for new SDA/SIL
1 in 4 new NDIS dollars
spent on the 12,000 new
SDA recipients
24,000 FTE jobs created
to support new SDA
residents
Additional NDIS Spend
NewSDA
$2,772m
(24%)
$8,778m
(76%)
Demand: NDIS view
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28,000 people
16,000
Existing supported
accommodation
6,200
Residential
aged care
5,800
Unmet
demand
Demand: Disability services consulting
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Demand: Summer Foundation YPIRAC mapping
Demand: Summer Foundation next steps
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Local Government Area level
• Age and sex
• Indigenous status
• Disability group
• Communication
method
• Support domains
(except aged care)
• Current
accommodation
setting
• Provider type
• Service
commencement
State level
• Income source
• Labor force status
• Carer relationship
and age
• Marital status
• Support domains
(aged care)
Summer Foundation: Early view for South Australia
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High support need, not in RAC/Group Home – 5,376 participants(1,344 SDA places)
Residential Aged Care – 437participants
Group Homes – 1,709 participants
South Australia: Current SDA residents
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SA3 name
Large residential institution
Small residential institution
Group homes
Total people accommodation
support
Future SDA places
based on national average
Change (absolute)
Change (percentage)
Murray and Mallee — — 78 78 30 -48 -62%Marion 33 — 175 208 83 -125 -60%Outback - North and East — — 15 15 44 29 196%Gawler - Two Wells 0 — 14 14 89 74 518%Barossa — — 6 6 93 87 1448%
Total – SA 298 17 1406 1709 1992 283 17%
Victoria: Current SDA residents
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SA3 name
Large residential institution
Small residential institution
Group homes
Total people accommodation
support
Future SDA places
based on national average
Change (absolute)
Change (percentage)
Grampians — — 175 175 69 -106 -61%
Darebin - North — 17 162 179 116 -63 -35%
Bayside — — 89 89 119 30 34%
Frankston — — 83 83 162 79 96%
Brunswick - Coburg — — 36 36 107 71 199%
Casey - South — — 33 33 205 172 522%
Moira — — 0 0 34 34 –
Total - Victoria 18 55 4191 4264 7185 2921 68%
Qualitative interviews
• 74 workshop participants – all people eligible for SDA
• One-on-one interviews
• 11 workshops across: Ballarat (VIC), Geelong (VIC),
Greensborough (VIC), Moonee Ponds (VIC),
Launceston (TAS), Northern Adelaide (SA), Canberra
(ACT), South Eastern Sydney (NSW), Penrith (NSW),
Brisbane (QLD), and Cairns (QLD)
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Qualitative interviews: Desire for change
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People living with parents want to move
out of home90%
People in supported accommodation want
smaller/individualised options66%
People expect to change living location
as a result of the NDIS33%
Qualitative interviews: Privacy
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Privacy Everyone in the other units keeps to
themselves and that suits me
(My accommodation) feels busy and crowded,
lack of privacy and space, overwhelming
especially when visitors are over
Carers stand at the door and listen to
conversation. There is no privacy
Qualitative interviews: Independence
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Independence We have a big backyard, which is good,
because his sister bought him an incubator 4-
5 years ago and he really got into keeping
chickens. He also has ducks that he keeps
just for eggs, and for a short time got into
keeping quails.
I had a friend come over to cook me dinner,
but they said it wasn't allowed because it
would be our responsibility
Before my disability, I liked to be king of my
domain. It'd be nice to restore some of that
control
Housing Hub: Connecting participants & providers
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Housing Hub: Listing supply
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Housing Hub: Advertising vacancies
Housing Hub: Empowering consumers
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