Accommodation/Tenancy Support

What is accommodation and tenancy ?

Accommodation is the place where you live.

Tenancy is the agreement that lets you live in that home, such as a lease or rental agreement.

Accommodation and tenancy support helps you:

• Find a safe and comfortable place to live
• Understand your rental or housing agreement
• Keep your home and stay housed long-term
• Know your rights and responsibilities as a tenant
• Live independently or in shared or supported housing

This support is designed to help you feel secure, settled, and confident in your home.

Who can get accommodation and tenancy support?

You may be eligible for accommodation and tenancy support if:

• You are an NDIS participant
• Your disability makes it hard to find, keep, or manage housing on your own
• You need extra support to live independently or with others
• You require psychosocial or ongoing daily living support

Your NDIS funding will be reviewed to make sure the support:

• Matches your needs now and in the future
• Considers the long-term impact of your disability
• Helps you live safely and sustainably in the community

How ACN can support you

ACN supports NDIS participants to find and keep suitable housing.

We can help you with:

• Supported Independent Living (SIL) funding
• Short-term, medium-term, and long-term accommodation options
• Finding accommodation that suits your needs and goals
• Applying for housing and setting up a tenancy
• Understanding your lease, rules, and responsibilities
• Support to live well with others in shared or supported living

We also help review your funding to make sure you have the right level of support to live safely and independently.

Our goal

Our goal is to help you:

• Find safe, affordable, and comfortable housing
• Feel confident and supported in your home
• Build independence and stability in the community
• Maintain your tenancy long-term with the right supports in place

We work with you to make sure your housing supports your wellbeing, independence, and future goals.