Finding a home that fits

Things to know

• What is the difference between SIL and SDA? SIL (Supported Independent Living) is the support: help with daily tasks and routines so you can live more independently. SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) is the home itself, built for people with very high support needs. You can get SIL in many kinds of home. SDA is a type of housing the NDIS funds for eligible participants.
• Who pays for SIL and SDA? Both are funded through the NDIS. The NDIA decides what goes in a participant's plan. We do not quote prices on this site.
• What are the four SDA design categories? Improved Liveability: clear layouts, good lighting and contrast, for people with sensory, intellectual or cognitive disability. Robust: strong, durable, quieter homes with space to calm down, for people with complex behaviours. Fully Accessible: step-free, with wider doors and an accessible kitchen and bathroom, for people with significant physical disability. High Physical Support: everything in Fully Accessible, plus provision for ceiling hoists and backup power, for very high physical support needs.
• Are the homes on this site vacant right now? No. The list is a sample of our homes. Call 1300 998 885 to confirm before placing anyone.

Steps

1. Your email app opens, addressed to our team.
2. Someone from our team reads your email.
3. We confirm the home with you on 1300 998 885 before anyone moves in.

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Our team: 1300 998 885