SDA and NDIS info

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is a funding stream under the NDIS that pays for the cost of housing for people with very high support needs or extreme functional impairment.

You may be eligible if:

You have SDA funding in your NDIS plan

You require specialist housing to live independently or with support

You meet NDIS criteria for high support needs
Yes, where appropriate. Let us know your preferences and we’ll explore shared or private options.

Improved Liveability

Fully Accessible

High Physical Support

Robust
We offer properties in all categories depending on location and availability.

FAQs

SDA homes are purpose-built to meet the unique needs of people with disabilities, featuring accessibility enhancements like wider doorways, hoists, and assistive technology to ensure safety and independence.
To be eligible for SDA housing, individuals must be NDIS participants with specific housing needs due to their disability, as outlined in their NDIS plan.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding to eligible participants for services and supports, including Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) to meet their housing needs.
To apply for SDA housing, you must be an NDIS participant and include SDA in your NDIS plan. You can discuss your housing needs with your NDIS planner, who will assist you in accessing SDA funding.

High Physical Support accommodation is for individuals with significant physical disabilities who require 24/7 care and support. If you have complex mobility or health needs, this may be the right option.

SDA refers to the physical housing environment, while SIL provides support services to help individuals with daily tasks like personal care and household activities. SDA homes may include SIL services depending on the individual’s needs.

Robust accommodation is ideal for individuals with complex behavioral needs who require a secure, structured, and stable living environment.

Yes, you can choose from available SDA homes based on your location preference and suitability for your needs. However, availability may vary depending on the region.
The process involves discussing your housing needs with your NDIS planner, who will determine if SDA funding is appropriate for you. You will need to provide evidence of your disability and housing needs.
The timeline for securing an SDA home depends on availability and your specific needs. Our team will assist in finding a suitable home and provide an estimated timeline.

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