Comfort & Calm: Supported Disability Housing

Peace of mind starts where you live. Our supported disability housing options give you clear pathways to explore the types of homes available, understand different support models, and learn how each choice can align with your goals. You can browse our Victorian and Queensland listings to see the homes currently available and take the next step when you feel ready.

Find Independence in the Right Home

Feeling confident in your daily life often begins with the right environment. We provide accommodation across short, medium, and long-term arrangements, including shared and individual living.

Support can include 24/7 assistance, clinical services, and access to Allied Health professionals, depending on needs. Every person’s goals are unique, and we take the time to understand your routines, strengths, and preferences. This helps us recommend supported independent living accommodation that feels safe, empowering, and suited to your lifestyle.

Daily Living Assistance

Personal Care Services

  • Assistance with personal hygiene

  • Dressing support

  • Help with meals and hydration

  • Medication reminders and management

  • Complex care including PEG feeding and catheter care

  • Sleepover or active overnight support

Rehabilitation-Focused Assistance

  • Support guided by your therapist’s recommendations to promote steady progress and confidence.

Household and Daily Task Support

  • Meal preparation

  • Laundry and household cleaning

  • General home upkeep

  • Support for hobbies, interests, and meaningful routines

Community Engagement and Social Support

  • Using public transport

  • Shopping, banking, and errands

  • Social outings and recreational activities

  • Staying connected with family and friends

  • Attending medical or therapy appointments

Living Arrangements for Every Stage: Temporary & Transitional Housing

Short-Term

Accommodation (STA)

STA offers a secure place to stay during emergencies, periods of transition, or when caregivers need time to rest. Homes are set up to provide consistency and reduce disruption to your daily routine.

Medium-Term

Accommodation (MTA)

If you are waiting for a long-term housing solution, MTA offers stability while preparing for permanent supported independent living accommodation. This option helps maintain independence and routine during the transition.

Ongoing Supported

Living Options

Also known as Supported Independent Living (SIL), this arrangement gives you the support you need to live independently in a shared home or private residence. SIL is the daily support model, while specialist disability accommodation refers to the accessible home itself.

If you want to understand SIL vs SDA, our NDIS information page provides a clear overview to help you decide which suits your needs.

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Why Choose ONCALL?

Decades of Experience

With more than 30 years of experience, we support individuals with a range of complex care needs, including acquired brain injuries and neurological conditions.

Trusted and Skilled Professionals

Our team holds NDIS clearance and participates in ongoing training to ensure safe, consistent support across all services.

Expertise in Rehabilitation Support

We work closely with therapists and clinicians to help you stay engaged in your rehabilitation goals and daily routines.

Accredited and Compliant

As a registered provider with NDIS, TAC (Vic), and WorkSafe (Vic), we follow nationally recognised standards to support safety and accountability.

Meet Brenton:

Brenton’s story highlights how the right support and environment can create meaningful change. His experience shows how supported living can help people regain confidence and take steps toward personal goals.

To learn more about other experiences, you can explore our success stories here.

Navigating SIL and SDA: What to Expect

Understanding the main components of supported disability housing can help you decide what suits your needs. This includes the support you receive each day and the type of home you live in.

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

SIL provides daily assistance in a shared home or individual residence. It may include personal care, help with routines, community access, and support with household tasks so you can live as independently as possible.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

SDA refers to purpose-built or modified homes designed for people with higher physical or accessibility needs. These features focus on safety, comfort, and ease of movement throughout the space.

If you need SIL vs SDA explained or want guidance choosing suitable supported independent living accommodation, our team can talk you through the options and how they fit into your NDIS plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Supported Independent Living (SIL) provides daily living support, while Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) refers to specialist housing built for higher accessibility needs. Some people require both.

  • Eligibility depends on your NDIS plan, your support needs, and the type of environment required for your wellbeing.

  • You can discuss this with your NDIS planner or support coordinator, who can help determine whether housing supports apply to your goals

  • Supported accommodation provides a home with structured support, while in-home care brings support to the home you already live in.

Learn more about ONCALL’s Supported Disability Housing

Fill out the form below or call the friendly team today.

VIC: 03 9896 2468

QLD: 07 3817 8700

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