We offer a variety of living arrangement options with built-in services that best meet your needs, preferences, and goals. Here’s an overview of the different types of accommodation services and supports available under the NDIS:
Specialized Disability Accommodation ‘SDA’: is housing designed specifically for individuals with very high support needs. These accommodations are built to be accessible and enable participants to live as independently as possible. Some of the features an SDA can include:
SDA is typically available in various forms such as apartments, villas, duplexes, and houses. The funding covers the cost of the building and its maintenance but not the support services provided within the accommodation.
Supported Independent Living ‘SIL’: provides support with daily tasks to help you live as independently as possible. This service is often delivered in shared living arrangements where you can live with others and share support services. SIL supports can include:
Independent Living Options ‘ILO’: offers flexible, tailored living arrangements that focus on your choice and control. These arrangements are developed around the your needs and preferences and can include:
ILO funding covers the planning and establishment of the living arrangement, as well as ongoing support services.
Short Term Accommodation ‘STA’ also known as respite care, provides temporary accommodation and support for participants. This allows their primary caregivers to take a break. STA can be provided in various settings, such as respite houses, host families, or specialized facilities. Services typically include:
Medium Term Accommodation ‘MTA’ provides a temporary housing solution for times when you are awaiting for a more permanent living arrangement, such as moving into an SDA property. This service ensures participants have a safe place to stay in the interim and includes:
