Useful links for Housing Providers
Frequently Asked Questions for SDA Providers
The Housing Hub has compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions to provide information for providers and those considering Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).
Specialist Disability Accommodation – Supply in Australia reports
Each year the Housing Hub teams up with the Summer Foundation to survey the pipeline of SDA across Australia. Read the latest report.
The NDIA releases data reports each quarter. Read these reports to understand the number of participants in the scheme, where they are located and funding in plans. Appendix P provides data on SDA including the number of participants with SDA and SIL supports in their plans, the SDA properties enrolled with the NDIA and participants with SDA in their plans.
All Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) providers need to work with this standard for their future SDA development projects.
A guide to help you market your property to prospective tenants or buyers.
The SDA Alliance includes many of Australia’s most committed SDA providers and investors. The Alliance aims to provide a unified voice to better support development of a diverse and sustainable SDA market.
The Housing Hub offers a Tenancy Matching Service for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) providers.
Utilising our extensive experience and networks, we can help match you to the most appropriate tenants for your SDA development.
Opportunities for housing providers on the Housing Hub
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Lisa is moving out of aged care
After living in a nursing home for about 6 years Lisa shares how it feels to be preparing to move into an SDA apartment.
From Hospital to Home
After acquiring a brain injury Will's close-knit family worked tirelessly to get Will home to his own apartment. "He's 27, like he's not meant to be in a nursing home."
