The SILosophy’s Podcast
The SILosophy’s Podcast
Podcast Description
🎙️ Stay Inspired and Informed Year-Round!
Why wait to grow your knowledge? Subscribe to SILosophy, the ultimate podcast for SIL providers, and unlock ongoing learning with practical tips from industry experts.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
- How to find participants for your SIL homes.
- Expert advice on setting up and managing SIL homes.
- Navigating compliance requirements with confidence.
- Real-world stories from SIL providers and consultants.
🎯 Learn From the Best:
Join top NDIS leaders and successful SIL providers as they share actionable insights and inspiring journeys.
📚 Listen Anytime, Anywhere:
Make learning work for your schedule with our flexible, on-demand episodes.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes related to the SIL sector, including participant recruitment, operational management, compliance challenges, and innovative housing solutions. For example, episodes delve into the real cost of SIL, strategies for navigating funding issues, and exploring market gaps through innovative housing models like manor homes and villas, ensuring listeners have actionable insights they can implement.
🎙️ Stay Inspired and Informed Year-Round!
Why wait to grow your knowledge? Subscribe to SILosophy, the ultimate podcast for SIL providers, and unlock ongoing learning with practical tips from industry experts.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
– How to find participants for your SIL homes.
– Expert advice on setting up and managing SIL homes.
– Navigating compliance requirements with confidence.
– Real-world stories from SIL providers and consultants.
🎯 Learn From the Best:
Join top NDIS leaders and successful SIL providers as they share actionable insights and inspiring journeys.
📚 Listen Anytime, Anywhere:
Make learning work for your schedule with our flexible, on-demand episodes.
In this episode of SILosophy, Tania Gomez is joined by Jackson Dyer from DLA Piper to discuss the separation of SIL and SDA—one of the most debated topics in the NDIS space.
For years, the NDIA has advocated for the separation of Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Supported Independent Living (SIL) to maintain participant choice and control. Jackson unpacks the legal complexities of this issue, what the future of SIL-SDA separation might look like, and how providers can best prepare for potential legislative changes.
This episode also explores conflicts of interest, the role of collaboration agreements, and best-practice approaches to structuring SDA and SIL services ethically and legally. If you’re a SIL or SDA provider, this is a must-listen!
Episode Highlights:
00:00 – Welcome & introduction: Meet Jackson Dyer from DLA Piper
02:10 – Why does the NDIA want to separate SIL and SDA?
04:45 – The government’s position: What the NDIS Review recommended
06:50 – Will SIL and SDA separation become law? What to expect
09:30 – The likely legal models for enforcing separation
12:15 – Common ownership loopholes: Can a SIL and SDA provider still have the same directors?
15:40 – Conflicts of interest in SIL & SDA: What are they, and how do you manage them?
18:05 – SIL-SDA collaboration agreements: At what point do they create conflicts?
21:00 – NDIS Practice Standards vs. Legislation: Why isn’t the separation already enforced?
24:10 – How does the NDIA currently regulate conflicts of interest?
27:05 – Best-practice strategies for SIL & SDA providers to prepare for future compliance
29:00 – Final thoughts & how to connect with DLA Piper
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