Disability Housing in Melbourne



Finding suitable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in Melbourne can be difficult, but there are several choices available through the National Disability Insurance Scheme.



Melbourne Disability Services

Different Accommodation Options in Melbourne



There are various types of disability accommodation offered in Melbourne to support individuals with different requirements:





Supported Living


Supported Independent Living offers people with disabilities the chance to live on their own with support from support staff. This option is designed to assist participants with daily tasks, including personal care, meal preparation, and cleaning.



Support for Neurological Conditions


Individuals with neurological disorders can receive specialized support tailored to their requirements. This includes physical therapy, occupational support, and other therapies to improve their quality of life.



Social Inclusion


Community participation services seek to help individuals with disabilities participate in social events. This can involve group outings, learning opportunities, and volunteer work to improve their social skills and sense of belonging.



Self-Sufficient Living


Independent living options provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to live independently with minimal assistance. These options encourage independence and are suitable for individuals who can manage most of their everyday activities with little assistance.



Short Term Accommodation


Temporary housing is designed for people who need a residence for a short period. This can be because of various reasons, including transition periods between permanent accommodation or short-term respite for caregivers.



Interim Housing


Interim housing provides a mid-term residence for up to 90 days. This choice is ideal for individuals waiting for permanent housing to become ready or who are moving from one living situation to another.



Specialist Housing


SDA is designed for people with very high support needs. These homes have accessible features that enable participants to live more independently and securely. The NDIS offers financial support for eligible participants to access SDA.