1. NDIS Opportunities Workshops Workshop 3
ILC readiness for community organisations
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2. ILC background and framework
PART 1
ILC background and framework 2

3. Workshop accessibility
Please feel free to provide us feedback on our accessibility - in person, or via:
Phone: (toll free) or (03)
Post: Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO)
Level 2, 247 – 251 Flinders Lane
Melbourne, VIC 3000 3

4. About me Catherine McAlpine Senior Project Manager
NDIS Information Loop project
Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) 4

5. Workshop protocols and style
Please put your phone on silent, or turn it off
There are no silly questions
Share as much or little as is comfortable
Do you have a nametag and Participant Handbook? 5

6. Workshop outline Part 1 60 minutes ILC background and framework
ILC outcomes
Break 30 minutes
Part 3 25 minutes
ILC grants
Part 4 45 minutes
ILC readiness 6

7. Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO)
AFDO is a peak body
AFDO represents the interests of people with a disability
Members are run and operated by people with a disability and their families
AFDO educates the public about the issues faced by people with a disability on a day to day basis 7

8. Disability Loop is a group of resources about the NDIS.
Disability Loop’s information is up-to-date, easy to find and easy to use. We always use plain language, to help you make sense of it all
To stay in the loop you can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
I changed the first line from “Disability Loop is group of resources” to “Disability Loop is a group of resources about the NDIS.” - JC 8

9. Find additional information:
Fact sheet
All about AFDO and Disability Loop 9

10. History of the ILC
Information, Linkages and Capacity Building 10

11. History of the ILC
The Productivity
Commission Inquiry 11

12. Australian Governments (COAG) Disability Reform Council (DRC)
History of the ILC
The Council of
Australian Governments
(COAG)
Disability Reform
Council (DRC) 12

13. The ILC Policy Framework
History of the ILC
The ILC Policy Framework 13

14. The ILC Commissioning Framework
History of the ILC
The ILC Commissioning Framework 14

15. What’s included in ILC? 15

16. What’s included in ILC?
The ILC Policy aims 16

17. Local Area Coordination (LAC) What’s included in ILC?17

18. The central role of Local Area Coordination
NDIS Participants
People with disability who are not eligible for the NDIS
Mainstream services and the broader (local) community 18

19. The central role of Local Area Coordination
What do Local Area
Coordinators do? 19

20. The central role of Local Area Coordination
LACs and ILC working together 20

21. The central role of Local Area Coordination
The ILC ‘solar system’ 21

22. Find additional information:
NDIS Opportunities workshop 4
Navigating LAC and Participant Pathway 22

23. ILC Activity Streams 23

24. ILC Activity Streams The first four ILC activity streams
Information, linkages and referrals
Capacity building of mainstream services
Community awareness and capacity building
Individual capacity building 24

25. Activity Stream 1: Information, linkages and referrals
ILC Activity Streams
Activity Stream 1: Information, linkages and referrals 25

26. Activity Stream 2: Capacity building for mainstream services
ILC Activity Streams
Activity Stream 2: Capacity building for mainstream services 26

27. Activity Stream 3: Community awareness and capacity building
ILC Activity Streams
Activity Stream 3: Community awareness and capacity building 27

28. Activity Stream 4: Individual capacity building
ILC Activity Streams
Activity Stream 4: Individual capacity building 28

29. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 29

30. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 30

31. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 31

32. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 32

33. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 33

34. ILC Priority Investment Areas
1. Specialist or expert delivery
2. Cohort focused delivery
3. Multi regional delivery
4. Remote/rural delivery
5. Delivery by people with disability for people with disability 34

35. ILC Policy and activity streams
Question time
History of the ILC
ILC Policy and activity streams
Central role of Local Area Coordination
ILC priority investment areas 35

36. 36

37. PART 2
ILC outcomes 37

38. ILC has an outcomes approach “What difference did we make?”38

39. ILC has an outcomes approach The power of outcomes39

40. ILC has an outcomes approach Intended ILC outcomes40

41. ILC outcomes measurement41

42. ILC outcomes measurement Measuring ILC outcomes42

43. ILC outcomes measurement
The challenges of measuring ILC outcomes 43

44. ILC outcomes measurement
ILC Readiness Toolkit 44

45. History of the ILC outcomes approach
Question time
History of the ILC outcomes approach
Measuring outcomes 45

46. PART 3
ILC grants 46

47. ILC grants process 47

48. Eligibility for funding
ILC grants process
Eligibility for funding 48

49. Annual competitive grant round
ILC grants process
Annual competitive grant round 49

50. Question time
Competitive sourcing
ILC sourcing process 50

51. PART 4
ILC readiness 51

52. Timeline to ILC launch 52

53. Final ILC Commissioning Framework – mid 2016
Timeline to ILC launch
Final ILC Commissioning Framework – mid 2016 53

54. ILC Program Guidelines – by the end of 2016
Timeline to ILC launch
ILC Program Guidelines – by the end of 2016 54

55. ILC grants process for ACT starts - early 2017
Timeline to ILC launch
ILC grants process for ACT starts - early 2017 55

56. Readiness considerations56

57. Readiness considerations
State and Territory transition 57

58. Readiness considerations
National transition 58

59. Readiness considerations
Duplication 59

60. Readiness considerations
Evidence of need 60

61. Readiness considerations
Activity pricing 61

62. Readiness considerations
Question time
Timeline issues
Readiness considerations 62

63. ILC readiness checklist
Activities
Measurements
Finance and pricing
Efficiency 63

64. ILC readiness checklist
Activities
Measurements
Finance and pricing
Efficiency 64

65. ILC readiness checklist
Activities
Measurements
Finance and pricing
Efficiency 65

66. ILC readiness checklist
Activities
Measurements
Finance and pricing
Efficiency 66

67. ILC readiness checklist
Activities
Measurements
Finance and pricing
Efficiency 67

68. ILC and the task ahead
ILC means opportunity 68

69. ILC and the task ahead
Be prepared! 69

70. Question time
Any final questions 70

71. Evaluations 71

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