Enliven Housing provides NDIS SDA housing for blind and visually impaired adults across NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, ACT and WA. […]
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70+ five-starEnliven Housing provides NDIS SDA housing for blind and visually impaired adults across NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, ACT and WA.
Having the right home plays a key role in supporting independence, safety and wellbeing for adults who are blind or visually impaired. At Enliven Housing, we provide NDIS SDA housing for blind adults across NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, ACT and WA, with homes designed to help you feel calm, safe and in control of your everyday life. Our team helps match every individual with a home that best suits their lifestyle and support needs.
21-23 Irving Ave, Box Hill
Irving Domain places 10 two-bedroom SDA apartments within a 13-level residential building in the heart of Box Hill, overlooking Box […]
7 Maple Tree Rd, Westmead
Highline is a collection of 10 single-level, one-bedroom SDA apartments at 7 Maple Tree, Westmead, in Sydney’s west. Designed from […]
7 Wunderlich Rd, Subiaco
Orchard Terrace is a new SDA apartment development in the inner-city township of Subiaco, by Vestor Developments and Blaq Projects. […]
Finding the right home can make a huge difference to wellbeing, routine and independence. Enliven Housing offers Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in a range of property types designed to support adults who are blind or have low vision, including apartments, villas and houses.
Improved Liveability (IL) caters to participants with sensory, intellectual or cognitive impairments. It offers subtle design features that can significantly enhance the liveability of those who may need that extra bit of support in their home. Some of these features include contrasting walls and doors, improved wayfinding with limited corridors, task lighting and visual assistance lines. The main outcome of Improved Liveability housing is to assist you to navigate around and promote overall safety and comfort.
The Fully Accessible (FA) design category caters to individuals with high physical impairment. The main focus of this design is to support mobility so you can move around your home with ease. The main features of FA SDA include wider doorways and corridors, flat flooring and open-plan layouts.
The High Physical Support (HPS) design category caters to individuals with high physical impairment and require a lot of support with daily activities. Similar to the FA design category, this category features open-plan layouts, step-free accessways and wide corridors. Additionally, other provisions such as ceiling hosts and even wider door openings are required to enhance accessibility, movement and comfort for you.
The Robust SDA design category caters to individuals with disability such as autism, mental health conditions and other psycho-social disorders. Homes under the Robust category are built with durable and strong materials that prevent injury, neighbourhood disturbances and the need for frequent maintenance.
Every SDA home is independently assessed and certified under the NDIS SDA Design Standard, providing confidence in compliance and quality.
Our eligibility calculator gives you an answer in under 60 seconds, with no paperwork.
Finding the right home is an important step, and you don’t have to do it alone. Enliven Housing is here to help you explore your options, understand your NDIS pathway and find a home that truly supports your independence, comfort and wellbeing.
If you’re ready to take the next step, our team is here to guide you – from understanding funding to finding the right autism-friendly home close to you. Reach out today and let’s find the place where you can live your best independent life.
The right housing option depends on your individual support needs. Many Blind adults live independently, while others may benefit from SDA or other supported living arrangements. A Support Coordinator can help you explore your options and determine what best suits your circumstances.
The NDIS may fund SDA where a participant has extreme functional impairment or very high support needs and specialist housing is required.
Improved Liveability is an SDA design category that enhances physical access and usability for people with sensory, intellectual or cognitive disability.
Yes. Many Blind adults live independently with or without supports. SDA housing is intended for those who require specialist housing features to safely achieve independence.
Speak with your Support Coordinator, search registered SDA providers, or contact Enliven Housing to explore availability in your state.
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