Allied Health professionals, hospital discharge managers, and healthcare leaders play a vital role in ensuring safe and timely transitions from hospital to appropriate accommodation. The Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance serves as a collaborative platform for these professionals, bringing them together with housing and support providers to explore solutions that prevent discharge delays, reduce readmissions, and improve long-term outcomes. Through our events and forums, we support innovation, integration, and shared responsibility across health and housing systems.

Builders, investors, financial institutions, and housing funds are essential to delivering innovative and scalable housing solutions. The Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance provides a national platform that connects these stakeholders with sector leaders to explore ethical investment, sustainable design, and financially viable models for housing those with complex needs. Through our events and strategic forums, we create opportunities for collaboration that drive real-world outcomes and long-term impact across disability, mental health, crisis, and transitional housing.

SDA and all related stakeholders - Providers, Builders, Developers, Valuers, Investors, Assessors, Architects, Town Planners, Occupational Therapists, Supports, Designers-are integral to Impact Housing because they share a common goal: delivering quality, participant-focused housing.

Through NDISDA, we unite these voices to foster collaboration, tackle shared challenges, and lead sector change with integrity, innovation, and best practice at the core. Together, we shape the future of SDA in Australia.

Community Housing Providers (CHPs) are critical in delivering social and affordable housing. These non-profit organizations manage housing for people with low to moderate incomes, addressing housing affordability, stability, and community wellbeing.

Mental health and mental health accommodation are critical components of the Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance.

Our Alliance brings together housing providers, mental health services, and support agencies to drive integrated, person-centred solutions that respond to complex needs - ensuring safe pathways out of crisis and into sustainable, supported living environments.

Domestic and family violence is a leading driver of housing instability and homelessness. The Impact Housing National Strategic Alliance provides a national platform for change -hosting events that bring together housing leaders, frontline services, and policymakers to drive better outcomes.

Through these forums, we champion the development of safe, trauma-informed crisis and transitional accommodation pathways that support recovery, safety, and long-term stability for those affected.

Compliance, regulation, and building audits are critical components of government-funded housing projects, including Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).

These processes ensure safety, quality, accountability, and alignment with funding requirements while addressing the specific needs of vulnerable populations. 

Workplace health and safety (WHS) is a cornerstone of all government-funded projects, ensuring the well-being of workers, contractors, and stakeholders involved in planning, construction, and operations.