A single-storey brick home in suburban Adelaide with a ramp and handrail to the front door

NDIS housing and accommodation in Adelaide

A home you choose, support that's actually there.

There are four kinds of NDIS-funded accommodation support, and they're funded differently. Supported Independent Living (SIL) pays for the support in a permanent shared home. Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) covers somewhere to live for up to 90 days while your permanent home isn't ready, or after a hospital stay. Short Term Accommodation (STA), now also called short term respite, funds a short stay so the people who support you get a break. Accommodation and tenancy assistance helps you keep the home you already have.

Complete Choice is registered for all four, across Adelaide within 100km of the CBD.

Which one do you need?

SupportBest forHow longWhat the NDIS funds
Supported Independent LivingA permanent home with support on siteOngoingThe support, not the rent
Medium Term AccommodationSomewhere to live while your permanent home isn't ready, or after hospitalUp to 90 days, usually onceThe accommodation only
Short Term Accommodation / respiteA short stay, so the people who support you get a breakUsually up to 28 days a year, stays of up to 14 daysYour support during the stay, and standard accommodation
Accommodation & tenancy assistanceKeeping the home you already haveOngoingHelp meeting your tenancy obligations

Current vacancies

4 SIL vacancies, last checked 2 October 2026.

See current vacancies
The front of the Condamine Street home in Hillcrest, with a double garage and a paved drivewayAvailable

Hillcrest

Condamine Street

  • 3 bedrooms
  • Main bathroom, ensuite and separate toilet bathrooms
  • 5.1m x 4.7m living

Three bedrooms — 3.6m x 3.5m with a walk-in robe and ensuite, 3.5m x 3.0m, and 3.3m x 3.0m with a built-in robe. Which room is available, and what furniture is included, to be confirmed.

Rooms available — call to check which room

Last checked 2 October 2026

The front of the Colton Avenue home in Magill, a single-storey brick house set back behind a lawnAvailable

Magill

Colton Avenue

  • 4 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 4 spaces parking

Separate granny flat and additional studio rooms on a 614m² block. Exact room dimensions, built-in storage and window aspect to be confirmed.

2 rooms available

Last checked 2 October 2026

The front of the Peerless Road home in Munno Para West, with a double garage and established gardenAvailable

Munno Para West

Peerless Road

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms and toilets
  • 4 secure spaces parking

Room dimensions, built-in storage, window aspect and whether the available bedroom has an ensuite to be confirmed.

3 rooms available

Last checked 2 October 2026

One honest boundary

We provide the support in these homes. We're not a Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) provider — our homes are standard rental properties made accessible, not purpose-built SDA. If you need purpose-built housing, we'll tell you, and we'll help you look.

Questions people ask

What's the difference between SIL and SDA?

SIL pays for the people who support you. SDA pays for a purpose-built building. They’re separate parts of your plan, and you can have one without the other. Complete Choice is registered for SIL, not SDA.

Does the NDIS pay my rent?

No. SIL funding covers the support you receive, not your housing costs. You pay rent, board, food and utilities from your own income, usually including the Disability Support Pension. MTA works differently — it covers the accommodation itself, for up to 90 days, but not food or bills.

What is Medium Term Accommodation?

Funding for somewhere to live for up to 90 days while you move into a more permanent home — your home isn't ready yet, modifications are underway, or you're leaving hospital. It covers the accommodation only, and it isn't emergency housing.

How long can I stay in Short Term Accommodation?

The NDIS usually funds up to 28 days a year, in stays of up to 14 days at a time. Since October 2025 the NDIS calls it short term respite.

Do I need a Support Coordinator to arrange housing?

No, but it helps. A coordinator can gather the evidence for a Home and Living request and manage the process with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). We're registered to provide Support Coordination ourselves, and we'll tell you honestly whether you need it.

Which suburbs do you cover?

Adelaide, within 100km of the CBD. Our SIL homes are currently in Hillcrest, Magill, Munno Para West and Salisbury North, and in-home support runs across the whole metropolitan area.

Talk to someone who can actually answer.

Call 08 7009 4462 and you'll reach a person who knows what's available today — not a call centre reading a screen.

08 7009 4462

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