Locating appropriate housing for individuals with disabilities in Melbourne can be difficult, but there are several choices available through the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Disability Organisations Melbourne

 

 

Varieties of Housing in Melbourne, Victoria

 

 

There are various types of disability accommodation offered in Melbourne to support individuals with different needs:

 

 

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

 

Supported Independent Living offers people with disability the chance to live independently with support from carers. This option is created to assist residents with daily tasks, including hygiene, cooking, and household chores.

 

 

Support for Neurological Conditions

 

Individuals with neurological conditions can receive specialized assistance tailored to their needs. This includes physical therapy, occupational support, and additional therapeutic services to enhance their well-being.

 

 

Social Inclusion

 

Social engagement services aim to assist individuals with disabilities participate in social activities. This can involve group outings, educational programs, and volunteering to improve their social skills and sense of belonging.

 

 

Self-Sufficient Living

 

Living independently offer individuals with disabilities the opportunity to live independently with minimal assistance. These choices promote independence and cater for those who can manage most of their everyday activities with little help.

 

 

Short-Term Housing

 

Short term accommodation is designed for people who need a place to stay for a brief time. This can be due to various reasons, including transition periods between permanent accommodation or temporary relief for carers.

 

 

Mid-Term Housing

 

Interim housing provides a mid-term residence for up to 90 days. This option is suitable for those waiting for long-term accommodation to become available or those who are moving from a current residence to another.

 

 

Specialist Housing

 

Specialist Disability Accommodation is created for individuals with extreme functional impairments. These homes have accessible features that enable residents to live more self-sufficiently and safely. The National Disability Insurance Scheme provides financial support for qualified participants to access SDA.