SDA provides specially designed housing for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs.
These homes include accessibility features like wider doorways, assistive technology compatibility, reinforced walls for equipment, and emergency response systems.
SDA focuses on enabling greater independence and safety while allowing participants to receive support from their chosen care providers.

SIL is designed to help participants live as independently as possible while receiving daily support.
This support can include assistance with cooking, cleaning, personal care, medication, and community access.
SIL homes may be shared or individual, and ACP ensures that participants are matched with suitable housemates to promote a comfortable, cooperative living environment.

MTA offers transitional housing for participants who need a temporary place to stay while waiting for their permanent home — such as one being built, modified, or becoming available.
It is typically funded for up to 90 days, giving participants stability and comfort during major life or housing transitions.

ILO provides participants with flexibility and choice in how and where they live.
It allows you to design your own living arrangement — for example, living with a host, sharing with friends, or living alone with tailored supports.
The focus is on creating a safe, personalized, and sustainable living setup that suits your lifestyle, goals, and independence level.

ACP offers a diverse range of NDIS-approved accommodation options designed to meet various levels of support needs. These include fully accessible and modern SDA homes, supportive shared SIL properties, comfortable short-term and respite houses (STA), and safe transitional MTA residences. All ACP properties are well-maintained, community-based, and thoughtfully designed to promote comfort, inclusion, and independence for every participant.

If you choose shared accommodation, you’ll live with other NDIS participants who share compatible goals, routines, and interests.
ACP takes great care in matching housemates to create a positive, inclusive, and supportive living environment.

For Short Term Accommodation or Respite, you can usually stay for up to 14 days per booking, depending on your NDIS plan.
Extended stays may be arranged if additional support or plan flexibility is available.

Absolutely! At ACP, every participant is encouraged to take part in household decisions — from meal planning and activities to shared responsibilities.
We value your voice, choice, and independence, ensuring that you feel respected and at home in your living environment.