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Why consider getting a SDA?
Especially for you
A home that specifically designed to meet your needs
Assistive Technology
Include features such as wheelchair ramps, hoists, and other AT to help with mobility
Loving community
Provide an opportunity for participants to foster a sense of community and belonging
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Unregistered providers
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SDA Providers
Types of supported
accomodation
Supported Accommodation can be provided in a range of settings, for example:
Funding for supported
independent living
An NDIS participant’s plan will include the home and living option that best meets a participant’s needs and goals. SIL is one type of home and living support funded under the NDIS. It can be funded if a person lives on their own, or if they live with other NDIS participants in a group home. SIL is funded in the Core Supports budget of an NDIS participant’s NDIS plan.
Find the perfect SDA
type for your needs
Tailored accommodations, endless possibilities
High Physical Support
A High Physical Support home is designed specifically for NDIS participants who have significant physical impairment and require very high levels of support.
Improve Liveability
An Improved Liveability (IL) home is designed specifically for NDIS participants who may find it difficult to see or understand things around them.
Fully Accessible
A Fully Accessible home is designed specifically for NDIS participants who have significant physical impairment and require a high level of physical access features.
Robust
A Robust home is designed specifically for NDIS participants who may sometimes act in a way that may be self-harming or harmful to the people around them. They may have cognitive and/or psychosocial disabilities, and the intention of the Robust home is to give them a safe place to live away from cities and the greater community.
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