Our supported accommodation services provide you with the freedom to choose where and how you live. We can help you live more independently, forge closer community connections, and access the higher level care that you need.
As part of your Core budget, our short-term services will help you find temporary disability accommodation if your usual support network becomes unavailable for a short period.
If your long-term home isn't ready to move into, don't panic. We can assist you in finding housing for up to 90 days and reduce the stress of moving home.
For NDIS participants with higher support needs, Specialist Disability Accommodation provides contemporary, accessible, and well-designed housing. Our expert team can help you find the best SDA providers to accommodate your needs and preferences.
Moving to a supported accommodation facility gives you the chance to build relationships with like-minded people. We can also assist you with getting out into your local community and forming new connections.
We take a holistic approach to higher level care. Our accommodation services therefore also consider the well-being of your caregiver, giving them the time they need to focus on their goals.
Here at Gracious Australia, we prioritise respect and dignity. Whilst assisting you with daily tasks, we'll help you build the skills and self-esteem needed to flourish independently in your home.
Take a look at our full list of disability support services, and see how an NDIS registered provider like Gracious Australia can help you enjoy life in your supported accommodation.
Ideal for those with higher-level care needs, Supported Independent Living offers assistance in performing daily tasks around your home. Retain autonomy and control over your choices, whilst building new skills for the future.
Respite gives carers the chance to rest, recuperate, and maintain relationships, whilst helping clients build confidence in new environments. Benefit from a breakaway, safe in the knowledge that your particular needs will be cared for.
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We answered your top 4 questions on our supported accommodation services. To find out more about the services we provide for your particular needs, check out our comprehensive FAQ page.
Supported accommodation is a type of housing support that provides care for those with very high support needs. This includes Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) for people with physical disabilities and mental health conditions, as well as care homes for older people who can no longer live independently.
Both SDA and SIL are designed for NDIS participants. Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) provides specially designed housing for those with an extreme functional impairment. In contrast, Supported Independent Living (SIL) offers on-site support for individuals who live independently within shared accommodation.
If you're eligible, your plan can consist of either one or both types of supported accommodation funding, which are SDA and SIL. SIL can help those with particular needs live independently at home, whilst SDA offers a type of housing for people with very high support needs.
The support that NDIS participants receive through Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) will fall into one of four categories. This includes improved livability, fully accessible, high physical support, and robust. Each category offers different levels of support for those with particular needs, from provision for people with mild cognitive impairment to those with more extreme functional impairment.
