Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Sunshine Love Care – Lightening Your Journey with Purpose-Built Homes That Feel Like Family

At Sunshine Love Care, we believe that home is not just a place — it’s a feeling. It’s where you feel safe, supported, empowered, and truly yourself. For individuals with extreme functional impairments or very high support needs, home must be more than four walls — it must be a space that enhances independence, fosters wellbeing, and makes every day more manageable.

That’s why we proudly provide Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) — thoughtfully designed, purpose-built homes that allow NDIS participants to live more independently, with the right support and the dignity they deserve.

Where Care Meets Comfort: What is SDA?

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is a type of housing specifically designed for people who have extreme functional impairments or very high support needs. Funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), SDA enables eligible participants to live in modern, fully accessible homes that cater to their unique physical, medical, and daily living needs.

These homes include structural features, assistive technologies, and designs that allow residents to receive the intensive supports they require — whether delivered by on-site staff or through regular care providers.

But at Sunshine Love Care, SDA is more than accessible housing — it’s a warm, inclusive, and nurturing environment where every resident is valued, respected, and empowered.

Designed With You in Mind: The Sunshine Difference

At Sunshine Love Care, we understand that no two journeys are the same. That’s why our SDA properties are intentionally designed to suit individual needs while promoting a sense of freedom, safety, and belonging.

Whether you’re looking for a private unit, a shared home with round-the-clock support, or a space designed for high physical support, we’ll work with you to match you with an accommodation option that fits your goals, needs, and lifestyle.

Our homes offer:

Accessibility and mobility features tailored to physical impairments
High-quality finishes and modern design that feel like home — not a facility
Smart home technologies to support safety, privacy, and independence
Support worker facilities where required, to ensure 24/7 assistance
Close proximity to local services, shops, transport, and community hubs

Each residence is a reflection of our belief that care and comfort can co-exist beautifully.

Types of SDA Housing We Provide

Sunshine Love Care offers a range of SDA dwellings that meet NDIS design categories. Each property is carefully planned, fully compliant, and tailored for different levels of support needs.

High Physical Support

For participants requiring robust accessibility and care features, our High Physical Support homes. Ceiling hoists and wide doorways. Reinforced structural elements. Emergency power backup. Automated doors and blinds. Assistive technologies for safety and independence. On-site overnight support areas. These homes are ideal for individuals with severe physical disabilities or who rely on mobility aids and specialist equipment.

Robust Housing

Designed for individuals with complex behavioural needs or sensory processing challenges. Reinforced walls and shatter-resistant glass. Soundproofing and additional space for privacy. Breakout areas for regulation and calm. Durable, low-stimulation materials. Secure environments with flexible support options. These homes promote safety and emotional wellbeing for those who may be at risk of harm to themselves or others.

Fully Accessible

Our Fully Accessible homes are tailored for individuals with significant physical disabilities who require easy access to all home areas. Step-free entrances and accessible bathrooms. Wheelchair-friendly kitchens. Handrails and grab bars throughout. Smart lighting and security systems. These homes provide comfort, independence, and peace of mind in a modern, well-equipped environment.

Improved Liveability

For individuals with sensory, intellectual, or cognitive impairments. Visual contrasts and tactile cues. Easy navigation features. Non-slip flooring and anti-glare finishes. Spaces designed for quiet and calm. These environments promote independence, reduce confusion, and foster confidence in day-to-day living.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)