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We consulted widely with participants, families and carers, providers, key sector groups and stakeholders and identified initiatives we can make to improve specialist disability accommodation (SDA) whilst the broader home and living policy is codesigned and developed.

A review of Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) pricing has today been launched to cement the future of quality, innovative housing for eligible NDIS participants – with the Terms of Reference now available.

The NDIA is responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic by making some changes to better support participants. We have made improvements to support more flexible use of your plan.

Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, Stuart Robert, today announced more flexibility and increased choice for participants to live with their families, friends and partners.

New Operational Guidelines for Supported Independent Living, Specialist Disability Accommodation and Medium Term Accommodation are now available.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) explained, what are SDA service agreements, and more NDIS housing related supports.

The NDIA is committed to providing the specialist disability accommodation market with the information it needs to foster continued growth. Our goal is a thriving market that delivers quality, innovative accommodation for participants and important national infrastructure.

The Australian Government is investing an additional $35 million to continue delivering on its commitment to reduce the number of younger people entering, and living in, residential aged care.

Providers, investors and the sector can use these insights, combined with other NDIS data and tools, to help guide decision-making, innovation and growth within the SDA market.