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Dive into our Publications for in-depth guides, research reports, and policy updates, or visit our FAQs for quick answers to common questions.

Recent Publications

SDA Alliance – 2024 Financial Report

SDA Alliance – 2024 Annual Report

Joint Statement: Separation of housing and care support providers

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Recent Publications

Yes – our members include institutional investors who invest in SDA nationally. You can find institutional investors that are part of our membership through our Member Directory

SDA is funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

SDA funding includes the cost of the home or building an SDA-eligible participant lives in. SDA funding is paid directly to the registered SDA provider.

SDA funding does not include the services or support a participant might receive in their home – it covers the cost of the dwelling only (building and maintenance costs).

No. SDA providers that are members of the SDA Alliance deliver housing only – this is a prerequisite for membership.

Mandating the separation of the provision of housing and support is fundamental to ensuring people with disability are afforded appropriate protections from abuse, neglect and exploitation. The risk of abuse and neglect is heightened for a person with disability whose supports and services are provided by a single service provider.

For further details, see our joint position statement on the Separation of Housing and Care Support Providers.

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