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Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Supportive Living, Personal Space, Comfortable Home

SDA-ready home with three self-contained rooms, shared spaces, and integrated supports designed for compatible participants living comfortably.
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What SDA Means

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is housing designed for people who require a home that better supports their daily living and support needs. Our SDA-focused home in Haynes is being positioned to support compatible participants in a comfortable, practical environment, with integrated supports available. The focus is on day-to-day living that feels stable, respectful, and supportive.

About the Haynes Home

The Haynes property is a three-bedroom home intended for SDA, with common areas and a dedicated staff room. The home is set up to offer private, self-contained spaces for participants while still providing shared areas to support everyday routines.

The home includes:

  • Three self-contained bedrooms for participants
  • One staff room (not self-contained; uses a shared bathroom/toilet)
  • Common areas for shared living and daily routines
  • Kitchen with microwave, oven, and fridge
  • Dishwasher
  • Washing machine and dryer
  • TV and internet available
  • Garage confirmed
  • Pergola/outdoor seating at the back
  Furnishings and Personalising Your Space At present, there are no beds set up in the home. The approach is to support participants to make the space feel like their own, in a way that suits their preferences and comfort. Participants can:
  • Bring their own furniture and personal items
  • Shop with support staff to customise their room, including using NDIS funding where appropriate

What Supports Can Be Integrated

The SDA home is designed to work alongside integrated supports, so participants can receive help with daily routines and community access in a consistent way. Mobile services are also available, allowing supports to be delivered beyond the home setting.

Integrated supports can include:

  • Personal care and daily living support (cleaning, laundry, cooking, shopping support)
  • Community outings and companion support
  • Accompaniment to appointments (allied health, psychologists, doctors)
  • Nursing capability to support participants with complex or post-operative medical needs

Clinical Nursing Support

Skilled in-home nursing for complex needs, recovery routines, infection control, and medication support, safely daily.

Dignified Personal Care

Help with cleaning, laundry, cooking, shopping, and routines that keep home comfortable and organised always.

Community & Appointment Support

Support to attend allied health, doctors, and community outings with calm, reliable companionship when needed.

Respite When You Need It

Short-term care that maintains routines, supports wellbeing, and gives families time to recharge safely too.

SDA Home in Haynes

Three self-contained rooms, shared areas, and outdoor pergola space designed for supportive living together comfortably.

Make It Feel Like Home

Bring your furniture or shop with support to personalise your room using NDIS funding options.

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Emergency Call

0400771154

Opening Hours

Monday - Friday
8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday - Sunday
9:00am - 3:30pm

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FAQ's

General Questions and answers

What is SDA?
SDA is specialised housing designed to better support daily living needs, with integrated supports available where required.
It’s a three-bedroom home with self-contained participant rooms, common areas, and a dedicated staff room for support.
Yes, the home includes three self-contained bedrooms intended for participants, supporting privacy, comfort, and independence in daily living.
Yes, there is one staff room, which is not self-contained and uses a shared bathroom and toilet.
The home includes a kitchen, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, TV, internet, garage, and outdoor pergola seating area.
No, beds are not currently provided; participants can bring furniture or shop with support staff to customise.
Yes, participants may bring their own items or shop with support staff to personalise using NDIS funding.
Integrated supports can include daily living assistance, appointment accompaniment, community outings, companionship, and nursing capability for complex needs.
The goal is to house compatible participants across three rooms, supporting routines, safety, and comfortable shared living.
Contact us to discuss suitability, support needs, and available options for accommodation and integrated supports in Haynes.
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