Central Coast Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
Accessible Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes designed to support greater independence, choice and everyday living.
Available vacancies across Point Frederick, Woy Woy, Gosford, and surrounding areas.
Your SDA Provider in the Central Coast
Finding SDA housing on the Central Coast is about much more than checking accessibility features or finding an available property. It’s about finding a home where you can feel comfortable, connected and supported while continuing to live life on your terms.
At Steadway, we take the time to understand what matters to you, from your preferred location and living arrangement to your accessibility needs, daily supports and longer-term goals.
Through our relationships with SDA housing providers, we can help you explore suitable NDIS SDA properties across the Central Coast, while also considering how your housing and in-home supports can work together.
Whether you already have SDA funding, are preparing for a move, or are helping someone find their next home, you don’t have to navigate the process alone.
If you already have SDA funding, you can explore our current Central Coast vacancies or speak with our team about what you’re looking for.
Current Central Coast SDA Vacancies
Explore our current Specialist Disability Accommodation vacancies across the Central Coast. Find thoughtfully designed homes in well-connected locations, with options tailored to a range of support needs and lifestyles.

What is Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)?
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) housing is purpose-built or specially designed housing for eligible NDIS participants with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs.
Unlike standard NDIS housing rentals, SDA homes incorporate accessibility and design features that can make everyday life safer, easier and more independent.
Depending on the property and SDA design category, features may include step-free access, wider doorways and circulation areas, accessible bathrooms, adjustable kitchens, assistive technology, automated doors, backup power and other specialist features.
Importantly, SDA funding is for the home itself. Personal care and day-to-day support are funded separately through an NDIS plan.
Could You Be Eligible for SDA Housing?
SDA isn't available to every NDIS participant. It is intended for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs who require a specialist housing solution.
Eligibility is based on your individual circumstances and support needs—not simply your diagnosis.
If your current home makes everyday activities difficult, limits your independence or no longer safely accommodates your needs, it may be worth exploring whether SDA-approved housing could be suitable.
Not sure where to start?
Our free SDA Eligibility Checker asks 10 simple questions and gives you an initial indication of whether SDA may be worth exploring further.
Understanding the Four SDA Design Categories
Not every SDA house or apartment is designed for the same needs. The NDIS recognises four SDA design categories, helping participants find housing appropriate to their individual circumstances.
Improved Liveability
Housing designed to improve liveability for people with sensory, intellectual or cognitive impairment. Features may include improved wayfinding, visibility and easy-to-understand layouts.
Fully Accessible
Designed with a high level of physical accessibility for people with significant physical impairment. This can include accessible bathrooms, kitchens, entrances and circulation spaces suitable for wheelchair users.
High Physical Support
High Physical Support (HPS) incorporates a high level of physical accessibility alongside features or provisions such as assistive technology, automated systems, emergency power and ceiling hoists.
Robust
Robust SDA is designed with resilient materials and additional safety features for participants whose behaviours may create risks to themselves, other people or the property.
Your approved SDA category matters when choosing a property. A beautiful home isn't necessarily the right home unless its design, location and living arrangement align with your funding and individual needs.
Why Choose the Central Coast for SDA?
Finding the right NDIS home isn't only about what is inside the property. Where you live can have just as much influence on independence, connection and quality of life.
The Central Coast offers a balance between access to major services and a more relaxed coastal lifestyle, making it an appealing location for participants considering SDA housing in NSW.
With SDA options around Gosford, Point Frederick and Woy Woy, participants can remain connected to healthcare, public transport, shopping and community services while enjoying the parks, waterways and recreational spaces the Central Coast is known for.
Connected to the things that matter:
Healthcare
The Central Coast provides access to major hospitals, medical centres, allied health providers and other health services.
Public Transport
Major centres including Gosford and Woy Woy provide train and bus connections throughout the Central Coast and with other nearby cities.
Shopping & Everyday Essentials
Shopping centres, supermarkets, pharmacies, cafés and other essential services are available throughout the region.
Community & Recreation
Waterfront reserves, accessible public spaces, parks, community facilities and recreational opportunities can help residents stay connected with their local community.
Lifestyle
From the waterfront around Point Frederick to the convenience of Woy Woy and Gosford, residents can choose a location that reflects how they want to live, not simply where an NDIS property happens to be available.
Central Coast SDA & Onsite Support Specialists
Delivering Core Supports, Supported Independent Living (SIL), and Onsite Overnight Assistance within modern Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes across the Central Coast.
Our SDA & Onsite Support Model

With experienced support workers and a strong focus on consistency of care, we create safe, welcoming environments where participants can build routines, develop independence, and feel truly at home.

How Our Onsite Model Works
- SIL (Supported Independent Living)
Daily support delivered within SDA homes to assist participants with everyday tasks, personal goals, routines, and building greater independence. - OSS (Onsite Shared Supports)
A shared staffing model that provides responsive and efficient support across multiple residents within the SDA environment, improving flexibility and scalability of care. - OOA (Onsite Overnight Assistance)
Sleepover and overnight support designed to provide reassurance, safety, and timely assistance for participants throughout the night.

SDA Housing in Gosford & Point Frederick
For participants searching for SDA housing in Gosford, nearby Point Frederick provides the opportunity to live close to the heart of the Central Coast while enjoying a quieter waterfront setting.
Point Frederick sits close to Gosford's major healthcare, shopping, transport and community facilities, making it particularly attractive for people who value convenient access to essential services.
Our available SDA apartments in Point Frederick have been designed to High Physical Support standards, combining accessibility with contemporary apartment living.
SDA Housing in Woy Woy
Woy Woy provides another option for participants looking for an NDIS home on the Central Coast, particularly those who value strong transport connections and easy access to everyday services.
With Woy Woy Station, shopping, healthcare and community facilities nearby, residents can remain connected without sacrificing the relaxed lifestyle of the Peninsula.
Both the Bayview Hotel and Woy Woy Train Station are only 750 metres away, with both Coles and Woolworths Woy Woy less than 500 metres from the apartments.
Our accessible Woy Woy properties include one and two-bedroom options with features such as accessible kitchens, adjustable benchtops, video intercoms, air conditioning and automation-ready systems.
SDA and SIL: Understanding Your Home and Your Support
SDA and Supported Independent Living (SIL) are often discussed together, but they fund different things.
SDA is about your home.
Specialist Disability Accommodation funds eligible specialist housing and the accessibility features built into that property.
SIL is about your support.
Supported Independent Living relates to the assistance you receive at home with everyday activities. Depending on your individual NDIS plan, this may include personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, developing daily living skills and overnight support.
Having SDA funding does not automatically mean you have SIL funding, and having SIL does not automatically make someone eligible for SDA.
A participant may have both, one, or neither depending on their individual circumstances and NDIS plan.
Housing and Support That Work Together
Finding suitable NDIS supported housing involves more than matching someone with an available property.
The home, support model and participant's goals need to work together.
Steadway works alongside SDA housing providers to help participants explore appropriate housing and support arrangements across the Central Coast.
For participants who require in-home assistance, our team can also discuss available NDIS supports and how they may work alongside an SDA living arrangement.
The goal isn't simply to fill an SDA vacancy.
It's to help create a living arrangement that works for the person who will call it home.
Finding the Right SDA Home on the Central Coast
If you already have SDA funding, knowing what to look for can make comparing NDIS SDA properties much easier.
That's why we encourage participants, families, Support Coordinators and allied health professionals to inspect available properties and ask questions before making a decision.
Who We Work With
We work closely with:
- SDA Providers
- Support Coordinators
- Participants transitioning into SDA
- Families navigating SIL and onsite support arrangements
Through strong collaboration and clear communication, we help create smooth transitions, stable support environments, and positive participant outcomes.
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Real-Time Support at Your Fingertips
Managing support can be stressful. Missed shifts, unclear updates, and endless calls can make the process overwhelming. At Steadway, we simplify it all. With smart tools for efficient rostering and real-time communication, participants stay informed, organised, and in control of their care. We’re not just providing support, we’re enhancing independence through technology that makes life easier, more organised, and more personal.
Watch the videos below to see how we’re transforming disability support with modern, participant-friendly solutions.
Participant App
Clients are provided with an app that allows them to see their shifts at the click of a button.
Goal Tracking
We can build capacity building projects that track progress visually over time.
Digital Allied Health Forms
We don't use paper and can collaborate digitally with our clients' allied health professionals.
Digital ABC Forms
We collaborate digitally with Behaviour Support Practitioners and can ensure our support workers complete the necessary forms.
And we geo-graphically tag our support workers when they arrive on shift.

Meet & Greets
Clients can select from Central Coast support worker profiles and we offer no obligation meet and greets, during which you can get to know your potential support worker.
Determine whether the NDIS may fund a particular item, service, or support, with our “Will the NDIS Pay For It?” AI tool. If you prefer to speak with us instead, our team is here to help so feel free to contact us.
Looking for SDA Housing on the Central Coast?
Finding the right home is a big decision. Whether you already have SDA funding, are supporting someone through their housing journey, or are only beginning to explore your options, we're here to help make the process clearer.
Explore our current SDA housing vacancies on the Central Coast, arrange a private inspection or speak with our team about what you're looking for.
Let's find a home that fits your needs, and your life.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Specialist Disability Accommodation is housing designed for eligible NDIS participants with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs. SDA funding contributes towards the specialist accommodation rather than the support workers who provide personal assistance.
Yes. Steadway works with SDA providers with current and upcoming properties across the Central Coast, including Point Frederick and Woy Woy. Availability can change, so we recommend contacting our team for the latest vacancy information.
Yes. We have properties located in Gosford that provide convenient access to many of Gosford's healthcare, transport, shopping and community services.
You generally need the appropriate SDA funding in your NDIS plan for an SDA provider to claim SDA payments for your accommodation. Participants may also have personal rental and living costs separate from SDA funding. Your exact arrangements depend on your circumstances and the property.
SDA funds eligible specialist accommodation. SIL relates to the support a participant receives to help with daily living. They're separate NDIS supports and are assessed according to individual needs.
Not necessarily. Some people living in SDA receive SIL, while others use different forms of NDIS-funded support. Your support arrangement should reflect your individual plan and assessed needs.
Absolutely. As your NDIS provider on the Central Coast, we believe participants should have choice and control over their supports. We work with you to match support workers based on your goals, preferences, interests, and support requirements wherever possible.
Steadway provides NDIS supports and works collaboratively with SDA housing providers. If you're considering one of our Central Coast vacancies, we can discuss your existing support arrangements and what options may be available.
Yes. Participants living in Specialist Disability Accommodation on the Central Coast can receive a range of NDIS supports, including personal care, assistance with daily living, community participation, skill development, and overnight support. Steadway works alongside SDA housing providers to ensure your housing and support services work together.
Yes. Where inspections are available, participants, families, Support Coordinators and allied health professionals can arrange a private tour to better understand the property, accessibility features and surrounding area.
You can start with Steadway's free 10-question SDA Eligibility Checker. It provides an initial indication of whether SDA may be worth exploring before discussing your circumstances with your NDIS and allied health team.




