Participants - HOW WE CAN HELP YOU
Finding the right disability accommodation can feel overwhelming, but Αnasa SDA is here to make your life easier.
Our homes, built within thriving inner Melbourne suburbs are designed with participants in mind, offering a welcoming environment where comfort and independence go hand in hand. We prioritise your needs, ensuring that you have the support you deserve while fostering a sense of community. Together, we can create a space that truly feels like home.
Who Is Eligible for Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)?
When making decisions about who is eligible to have SDA in their plan, the NDIS looks at the following 3 categories:
1) Extreme functional impairment and very high support needs:
This looks like having difficulty doing day to day tasks independently; for example, not being able to attend to your own personal care, moving around on your own, or needing significant assistance to take care of yourself or your home (e.g. cooking and cleaning).
2) Is SDA the right solution for you?
The NDIS will consider how SDA will support you to achieve your goals, if it will help you to be more independent, how it will increase your participation with your social networks and if it will give you long term benefits. They will explore a range of options with you to make sure you will get the support you need.
3) Does providing SDA funding meet their legislative requirements?
The NDIS uses a criteria called ‘reasonable and necessary’ to make decisions on all funding included in your NDIS plan. The criteria looks at different aspects to make sure it is safe, beneficial, will help you to achieve your goals and whether they are the most appropriate funding body for this support.
If you are eligible for SDA, Anasa SDA can work with you to design and develop customised housing solutions that meet your unique needs and preferences. Anasa SDA specialises in creating accessible, comfortable homes that promote independence, choice and control. By investing in high-quality SDA housing, Anasa SDA aims to empower people with disabilities to live their best lives and actively participate in their communities.
