Locating appropriate housing for individuals with disabilities in the Melbourne area can be challenging, but there are several options available through the NDIS.

Disability Service Providers Melbourne

 

Varieties of Housing in Melbourne

 

 

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

 

 

Independent Living with Support

 

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

 

 

Neurological Support

 

People with neurological disorders can access specialized assistance tailored to their needs. This may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and additional therapeutic services to improve their quality of life.

 

 

Community Participation

 

Social engagement services seek to help individuals with disabilities participate in community activities. This can involve group outings, learning opportunities, and volunteer work to improve their social skills and community inclusion.

 

 

Living Independently

 

Independent living options offer people with disabilities the chance to live independently with minimal assistance. These options encourage self-sufficiency and cater for those who can handle most of their daily tasks with limited assistance.

 

 

Temporary Housing

 

Short term accommodation is created for individuals 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.

 

 

Medium Term Accommodation

 

Interim housing offers a temporary living arrangement for a period of 90 days. This option is suitable for those waiting for permanent housing to become ready or who are moving from one living situation to another.

 

 

Specialist Housing

 

Specialist Disability Accommodation is designed for people with very high support needs. These homes have design elements that allow participants to live more independently and safely. The National Disability Insurance Scheme provides financial support for eligible participants to utilize SDA.