Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
Our purpose-built, NDIS-registered SDA homes provide safe, accessible housing for individuals with high support needs, offering comfort, independence, and tailored design to meet your needs. Our properties —primarily located across Melbourne’s western suburbs— combine comfort, accessibility, and independence.
This type of housing is eligible for participants:
Have an extreme functional impairment or very high support needs
Meet the specialist disability accommodation needs requirement and the NDIS funding criteria
Key features include:
Safe, High-Quality Homes – All properties meet NDIS standards for safety, accessibility, and design
Ceiling Hoists & Assistive Technology – Integrated systems to support mobility and care
Emergency Power Backup – To maintain essential systems during outages
Accessible Kitchens & Bathrooms – Designed to support independence in daily living
Ramps, Wide Doorways & Adjustable Benchtops – To ensure ease of access throughout the home
Robust Construction – Strong walls and secure features for added safety
Spacious Layouts – Open-plan design to support ease of movement and the use of mobility aids
Additional supports available:
Smooth Transition Support – Includes property tours, housemate introductions, and help with relocation planning
24/7 Personalised Care – Support from qualified, compassionate staff, with options for active or sleepover overnight assistance
Support Worker Matching – We prioritise your preferences to ensure the right fit for your care team
Personalised Support Plans – Developed in collaboration with you, based on your goals and regularly reviewed to ensure they stay aligned with your needs
Our homes are more than just a place to live — they’re designed to support your lifestyle, promote independence, and provide peace of mind.
How does SDA work?
SDA funding helps create high-quality, contemporary, accessible housing for eligible participants. This funding is paid directly to SDA providers to cover building and maintenance costs. Participants contribute a reasonable rent and day-to-day expenses, such as utility bills.
All our homes meet NDIS design standards and are built to provide a supportive, accessible environment tailored to your daily living needs.
Who is eligible for SDA?
Individuals with an extreme functional impairment or very high support needs
Those who meet the NDIS funding criteria for SDA
Previously lived in SDA
Informal care is not available
Risk to themselves or others
To apply for SDA, an Occupational Therapist needs to assess you for SDA eligibility and suitability in order to compile a report.
