Home and Living Services

We offer a wide range of home and living supports for people with disability. These include Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) for people with higher support needs, shared living arrangements with support, Individualised Living Options (ILO) and support provided in your own home. Each option is designed to help you live safely, build confidence and make choices about your daily life.

Our home and living supports are available to NDIS participants with intellectual disability. We also welcome participants who are waiting for NDIS approval or are self-funded.

Home and Living supports are funded through your NDIS plan under several different categories. The type of support you receive depends on your goals, the level of help you need with daily tasks and whether you require Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). We can talk you through how the funding works and help you understand what may be included in your plan.

Some home and living supports may require updated assessments or a plan review. This depends on the type of support you want and the level of help you need. If you are unsure, we can provide guidance and help you understand what information the NDIS may need.

Choosing the right option depends on your goals, support needs and how independent you want to be. If you are unsure where to start, our team can help you explore each option, understand what is available and talk through what life could look like with different levels of support.

Yes. Our team can work with you, your family and/or your support network to understand what you want, what is important to you and what type of support will help you feel confident and safe at home. We can also help you explore different living arrangements and plan for your next steps.

Here is a quick breakdown of each category:

• Shared living provides support in a home with other people
• Individualised living gives you more choice in how you set up your home and who you live with
• Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is for people with higher support needs who require a home designed for greater accessibility and safety

We can help you understand each option so you can choose what works best for you.

Yes. Many people choose to stay in their own home and receive support there. This can include help with daily tasks, building independence, connecting with your community or support with personal care. You can receive as much or as little support as you need.

Support is flexible and can range from a few hours each week to 24-hour support, depending on your needs. We can structure your supports around your goals, routines and the level of independence you want to build.

We offer a wide range of disability housing options across Queensland and in parts of Sydney and Melbourne. Individualised Living Options (ILO) and In-Home Support can also be provided in your local area, even if you are not looking to move.

Yes. You are welcome to book a visit to any available home. You can tour the property, meet the team and get a feel for whether the home is the right fit for you.

Yes. The NDIS supports your choice and control over living arrangements. Whether you wish to live alone, with family or in shared accommodation, the aim is to find a home that suits your needs and preferences and supports your goals.

No. The NDIS does not cover everyday expenses like rent, groceries or utility bills. It funds disability-related supports, not everyday living costs.

Daily life is shaped around you. This may include personal care, cooking, household routines, skill-building activities, social connection or simply having support available when you need it. Our goal is to help you live a life that feels comfortable, confident and meaningful to you.