Tender Loving Care Disability. Delivering care with excellence.

Allied health · Level 2

What this is

Allied health is therapy — physio, OT, speech — often in the same building as daily support.

We do not promise a clinical outcome.

In this room

What you see

Foam play under a navy ceiling. A treatment table. A chair by the window for whoever came with you.

From here

Next step

One enquiry. A real person answers when you call. Tilly walks you here. She does not take the call.

Day programs · Level 2

What this is

Day programs are a regular day. Music is play, not a test. Tilly orients. She does not grade a life.

Points count what you explore here, never you.

In this room

What you see

A tree mural, recliners, a piano. This is a room for day programs, not a waiting room.

From here

Next step

One enquiry. A real person answers when you call. Tilly walks you here. She does not take the call.

The bathroom

Fully Accessible

SDA built for people who use a wheelchair or other mobility aids. Step-free entry, wider doors and halls, and a bathroom and kitchen you can reach and use.

The kitchenette

Improved Liveability

SDA built for people with sensory, intellectual or cognitive disability. A clear layout, good light, and contrast between surfaces, like a dark edge on a pale bench, designed to make the home easier to find your way around.

The shared lounge

Robust

SDA built to be strong and calm. Tough walls and fittings, less noise, and a quiet space to step away to, designed to reduce repairs and risk to you and the people you live with.

Your bedroom

High Physical Support

Everything in Fully Accessible, for people who need very high physical support. The structure for a ceiling hoist, backup power for essential equipment, and room for assistive technology.

The bathroom · day to day

What SIL looks like

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is help or supervision with daily tasks at home, like personal care, meals and getting out, so you can live as independently as you can and build your skills.

The kitchenette · two things

SDA is the home. SIL is the help.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is the building, enrolled in one of these four design categories. SIL is the daily support inside it. They are separate supports in an NDIS plan.

The shared lounge · next step

Find a home

See the SDA and SIL homes we list, filter by state and type, then ask about one. We confirm every home with you by phone before anyone moves in.

What we will not claim

Honesty

Homes on this site are a catalogue sample, not a live feed. A design category describes the building. It is not a promise about how life there will go.

Coordination · Level 2

What this is

A support coordinator helps you read an NDIS plan and find the right mix of supports. They sit with you. They work alongside our team.

An acknowledgement is not fulfilment. We only promise reply times our team can keep.

In this room

What you see

Two desks that face each other. A plan on the board. A guest chair that is not an afterthought.

From here

Next step

One enquiry. A real person answers when you call. Tilly walks you here. She does not take the call.

Plan management · Level 2

What this is

Plan management helps with invoices and budgets in an NDIS plan. A real person still answers when you call. The spreadsheet is a tool, not the life.

We do not guess NDIS prices here.

In this room

What you see

An in-tray, a cabinet, a wall chart. Quiet admin next to the coordination desks.

From here

Next step

One enquiry. A real person answers when you call. Tilly walks you here. She does not take the call.