Expert Disability Housing Advisory Panel

Applications closed at 5pm on 6 September 2024.

The Department of Housing, Local Government, Planning and Public Works (DHLGPPW) and Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN) have sought expressions of interest from interested people to join the Expert Disability Housing Advisory Panel.

This is a unique opportunity to be a part of a shared governance forum to oversee housing for people with disability in Queensland.

Partnering for inclusive housing with Queenslanders with Disability 2024 – 2027 is a state-wide disability housing action plan. The expert panel will advise the Queensland Government on the implementation of Partnering for inclusive housing and how best to respond to complex and changing reform agendas that relate to housing for people with disability.

Successful candidates will demonstrate extensive experience in their field, an ability to meaningfully contribute to innovative public policy discussions and ensure effective partnership with the DHLGPPW.

Read the information about the Expert Disability Housing Advisory Panel:

Applications closed 6 September 2024.

For further information contact the QDN policy team at qdn@qdn.org.au or phone 1300 363 783.

Background information 

In 2022, the Queensland Government engaged QDN to bring together a diverse range of stakeholders to co-design priorities and actions to inform a new state-wide disability housing action plan, Partnering for inclusive housing.

A strong message underpinning Partnering for inclusive housing is that people with lived experience of disability have a voice in the planning, design, implementation, and evaluation of matters that impact their homes and lives.

A key outcome of the co-design process was to establish the expert panel as part of Partnering for inclusive housing. The expert panel will be chaired and led by people with lived experience of disability, including First Nations peoples with disability.

By applying co-design principles, the expert panel will advise the Queensland Government on the implementation of Partnering for inclusive housing and how best to respond to complex and changing reform agendas that relate to housing for people with disability.

Successful candidates will demonstrate extensive experience in their field, an ability to meaningfully contribute to innovative public policy discussions and ensure effective partnership with the DHLGPPW.

The expert panel will meet quarterly, with two meetings held online and two meetings in-person per year for the duration of Partnering for inclusive housing strategy implementation.

Remuneration for meeting preparation and attendance, out of session activities, travel and accommodation will be available to panel members.

 

*The original closing date was 23 August which was extended to 6 September 2024. 

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