SDA Your Way

Enliven Housing is Australia's most trusted SDA housing provider

We're Specialist Disability Accommodation experts that work with you through every phase of your journey to ensure you move into the home you've always wanted, so you can live your best independent life.

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Australian Captial Territory

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New South Wales

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Queensland

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South Australia

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Victoria

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Western Australia

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The Enliven Housing Difference

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Most 5-star reviewed

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Friendly landlord model

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100% pet friendly

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"Why I'm glad I chose Enliven"

From design to tenancy, our dedicated specialists are committed to working with you every step of the way to achieve your independent living goals. Contact us today to start your journey to independent living.

We'll work with you every step of the way

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Frequently asked questions

Enliven Housing provides luxury apartment-style living within a vibrant village setting. Our apartments include both one and two-bedroom units that are integrated into multi-unit developments. This means that the SDA units are located on different floors and in various areas of the building, potentially making your neighbors a diverse mix of individuals from the community.

When it comes to SDA housing, we support three distinct SDA design categories:

Improved Liveability Designed for people who have sensory, intellectual, or cognitive impairment. These properties are designed to not only make it easy to manoeuvre through the property, but the doorways, handles, and switches are all clearly visible to allow for seamless access.
Fully Accessible Designed for people with significant physical impairment. Wheelchair users will benefit from this design category as there are no steps in a Fully Accessible home. The doorways are wide, and the bathroom and kitchen are made to be used by people either in a seated or standing position.
High Physical Support This type of SDA home has all the amenities of a Fully Accessible SDA with additional features including provision for hoist if required and a backup UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) for important equipment when there is a power outage. Provisioning for AT in this category is more extensive, and you will be able to apply to have voice or remote-controlled doors, lights, and heating. specifically designed to ensure those with significant physical impairments and critical needs can access it effortlessly.

Your SDA funding helps cover the cost of the actual property where you live, like the building itself. Your SIL or ILO (Individual Living Options) funding is for the support you get from people.

You can get these services on their own or at the same time. You don't need to live in an SDA housing to get SIL support.

Check our SDA Housing Guide for more insights.

The separation of these two functions offers you the freedom to choose where you want to live and who provides the support for your daily living needs. If you have concerns related to either your housing provider or your support provider, rest assured that raising these concerns will not impact the delivery of the other support.

Enliven Housing specialises in housing and tenancy services exclusively, not personal support. We collaborate closely with our tenants and their chosen support providers to ensure the achievement of stable housing, effective support arrangements, and an improved quality of life.

Our tenancy model at Enliven Housing entails tenants becoming members of a Cooperative, and actively engaging with the Onsite Support Provider.

Yes, you can still be eligible to live in an SDA apartment if you are an NDIS participant with SDA funding in your plan. However, if you are over 65 and not currently an NDIS participant, you cannot become one after reaching this age. NDIS eligibility is determined before the age of 65, and new participants cannot join beyond this age.