At Sana Living, we offer a range of independent and shared disability housing options throughout WA, SA and Queensland.
Before Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) was introduced and funded by the NDIS, accessible accommodation was limited for those living with a disability, often compromising independence, comfort and control. Choice of where and how people lived was rarely an option.
Our Range of Disability Houses for Rent
Sana Living’s specialist disability housing is designed to change that. Our homes are so much more than a place to live. Our disability housing increases the range of accessible housing, improves the standard of accommodation and changes the way people with a disability live. Offering choice remains our number one priority.
Disability Rental Housing
Designed for Independence
Setting a new standard as a disability housing provider, our homes deliver the very best in function and style, catering to those wanting shared or individual living options in suburbs throughout WA, SA and Queensland.
Our housing for people with disabilities has been specifically designed to provide independence and safety; with space and functionality in mind.
Our selection of properties to choose from includes houses, apartments, duplexes and villas. Each is built in a carefully selected location within an established community and in a safe neighbourhood, close to amenities.
With the clever combination of interior style and the latest in assistive technology, our light, spacious homes provide the ultimate comfort.
Disability rental housing is finally on the rise and our homes are at forefront of detailed design and luxury.
Disability Housing Provider with a Difference
At Sana Living, we understand that every individual has their own unique set of requirements. Whether you prefer the independence of living by yourself, or you enjoy making new friends and having the company of a housemate, our goal is to help you achieve this.
Our friendly team of specialists will work closely with you to identify your needs and future aspirations – and from there help you to find a home that fits your requirements.
Didn’t see anything suitable?
Whether it was the design of the home not meeting your requirements, or the location of the property that wasn’t right for you, you should still get in touch.
If we get to know you early enough, we can tailor a home design and build specifically to meet your exact needs. We can also source a location in your preferred area.
So, if you have certain requirements that weren’t available in any of the property listings above, we may be able to help you. Whether you’re privately funded, you have NDIS funding, or you’re on a disability support pension (DSP) and think you’re eligible for one of Sana Living’s disability houses for rent, get in contact below.
Disability Rental Housing
Frequently Asked Questions on Disability Housing
Yes, there are several housing support options available through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
1. Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
If you have very high support needs, the NDIS may fund specialist housing, which is designed specifically for people with extreme functional impairments.
At Sana Living, we offer a range of sole occupancy and shared homes, apartments, or villas – each appointed to a high standard and featuring the latest assistive technology.
2. Supported Independent Living (SIL)
The NDIS may fund Supported Independent Living (SIL) for individuals who require assistance with daily tasks.
SIL is different from SDA in that it covers the cost of the support staff, rather than the cost of the home itself.
(Please note that Sana Living are not a SIL provider; we are an accommodation provider).
3. Home modifications
If you’re living at home but need changes to improve accessibility (such as ramps, rails, or bathroom upgrades), the NDIS can fund home modifications as part of your plan.
(Please note that Sana Living do not offer home modifications).
4. Assistance with finding a suitable home
NDIS can also provide a support coordinator to help you find a home that meets your needs.
Outside of the NDIS, you may also be eligible for other government and community supports.
Yes, the NDIS can provide funding to help individuals live safely and independently in a home they own.
It aims to ensure people have access to suitable housing that supports their needs, regardless of whether they own or rent.
The NDIS website will provide further information on eligibility, available supports, and how to access these services.
(Please note that Sana Living do not provide disability supports; we are a specailist accommodation provider only).
Yes, two people on disability can absolutely live together – so long as both individuals are comfortable with the arrangement and their needs are met.
In some cases, the NDIS may fund shared living options such as Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).
Should two individuals choose to share a bedroom, the NDIS will assess the arrangement to ensure it meets the support needs of each individual and doesn’t pose any risks.
The NDIS website will provide further information on eligibility, available supports, and how to access these services.
Yes, all Sana Living homes include disabled parking to ensure residents with mobility needs have easy access to their homes.
However, while all homes include disabled parking, the exact setup may vary depending on the location and building type (for example apartments have different parking arrangements from independent villas).
To apply for disability housing with Sana Living, follow these general steps:
1. Check your eligibility
Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for Sana Living housing.
We can assist you with this process.
2. Explore our housing
Explore our disability housing options, take a virtual tour and then contact us to arrange an in-person viewing.
We will provide you with clear, transparent information to help you make an informed decision in securing a home that meets your specific needs and preferences.
3. Complete an application form & await approval
You will need to fill out an application form with your personal details, disability support needs, and housing preferences. This may include information about your current living situation, your specific accommodation requirements, and any additional support you need.
Once your application has been submitted, the approval process typically takes around 6 to 9 months. However, depending on the information received, the urgency, and the assessment of your eligibility, it could take less time, or could take up to 12 months.
4. Secure your SIL provider
Our goal is always to provide choice. We can help you find an appropriate SIL provider.
(Please note that Sana Living are not a SIL provider; we are an accommodation provider).
5. Review and sign the agreement
Once you’ve chosen your home, we’ll help you review the tenancy agreement and provide all the necessary information before moving in.
More information can be found in our NDIS Accommodation Guide.
To be eligible for NDIS accommodation support, there are a number of criteria you need to meet. We can discuss this with you.
If you’re yet to secure your funding, please view our comprehensive guides on How to Apply for NDIS Funding and How to Apply for SDA Funding.
