Jun 28, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 11 segments
In this episode of the Steadway NDIS Podcast, Chris Hall sits down with Jeremy Hope, CEO of the SDA Alliance, to discuss the future of the NDIS, SDA housing, sector reform, participant outcomes, and…
And it's teaching the client that a little bit of vulnerability is okay and sharing with them through storytelling, sharing with them through things that you might have in your website and resources, sharing with them with storybooks that we might have published and going, other people have journeyed here before and it's okay.
But we actually will pick up where we are and we'll move to the next fight and the next advocacy piece.
If we think about policy reform and co-design at the policy level, because you and I have got the benefit of systems level thinking, right? We've got years in the industry.
Now, of course, the person that typically holds this all together is a support coordinator.
So when we think about the threat that support coordination is under in terms of price guide, lack of increases, and of course, even the direction of the navigator model.
Does that function well in the SDA context specifically? Because one of my, I share the industry's general concern that losing support coordination would be a crying shame.
And because I see how crucial it is, like there's already so many gaps in terms of trying to pick people up from where they are and saying, no, you can do this, even just in non-SDA.
But for SDA especially, It's like SIL is a niche, but then SDA is like the niche within the niche, maybe within the niche.
And so since the coordinator is the person that brings it all together, what concerns do you have about the potential threat towards support coordination specifically in the
And it's teaching the client that a little bit of vulnerability is okay and sharing with them through storytelling, sharing with them through things that you might have in your website and resources, sharing with them with storybooks that we might have published and going, other people have journeyed here before and it's okay.
But we actually will pick up where we are and we'll move to the next fight and the next advocacy piece.
If we think about policy reform and co-design at the policy level, because you and I have got the benefit of systems level thinking, right? We've got years in the industry.
Now, of course, the person that typically holds this all together is a support coordinator.
So when we think about the threat that support coordination is under in terms of price guide, lack of increases, and of course, even the direction of the navigator model.
Does that function well in the SDA context specifically? Because one of my, I share the industry's general concern that losing support coordination would be a crying shame.
And because I see how crucial it is, like there's already so many gaps in terms of trying to pick people up from where they are and saying, no, you can do this, even just in non-SDA.
But for SDA especially, It's like SIL is a niche, but then SDA is like the niche within the niche, maybe within the niche.
And so since the coordinator is the person that brings it all together, what concerns do you have about the potential threat towards support coordination specifically in the
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