How SDA providers are structured
Some SDA providers own and manage their dwellings end-to-end; others lease from a developer or head-lessor. Some deliver SIL themselves; many don't. When you enquire, ask how the property is managed and who runs the tenancy — the answer affects who you deal with day-to-day.
What "registered" and "verified" mean
Registered — the provider is registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for SDA. Verified on SDA Listings — SDA Listings has checked the provider's identity and registration. Neither is an endorsement of any specific dwelling or support outcome.
Provider information by state
Jump straight to verified SDA providers in your state or territory:
- SDA providers in Victoria
- SDA providers in New South Wales
- SDA providers in Queensland
- SDA providers in South Australia
- SDA providers in Western Australia
- SDA providers in Tasmania
- SDA providers in Australian Capital Territory
- SDA providers in Northern Territory
Frequently asked questions
- What is an SDA provider?
- An SDA provider is an organisation that owns, manages or leases NDIS-enrolled SDA dwellings and rents them to participants who have SDA funding. Providers must be registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for the SDA registration group.
- Are providers on SDA Listings verified?
- Providers listed with a verified badge have had their organisation identity and SDA registration checked by SDA Listings. Verification is about identity and registration only — it isn't an endorsement of any specific property or service.
- What should I ask a provider before I enquire?
- Ask about the exact vacancy (bedroom, bathroom, shared spaces), how they handle SIL arrangements, what the tenancy agreement looks like, how they handle repairs and modifications, and how they include participants in decisions about the household.