Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is a different kind of accommodation created for people with severe functional limitations or extremely high support needs. Respite services provided in SDA settings give temporary relief to carers and families by offering temporary support and medical care for people with conditions.

Available features in SDA homes help people with disabilities (PWD) live more independently and enable additional assistance to be offered more effectively or safely.

Participants who qualify for SDA must have a significant functional impairment or high support needs and meet NDIS funding requirements for professional impairment housing or PWD care.

SDA assists in motivating the market to produce high-quality, trendy, accessible, and efficient housing for individuals that require SDA assistance. SDA funding is given out directly to SDA carriers to cover construction, maintenance expenses and facilitate respite care services. Participants are responsible for a fair rent contribution and other everyday expenses, such as utility consumption.