Looking for a Home? Browse Our Current NDIS Vacancies in Sydney
Finding the right home takes time. The Housing Connection can help you understand which current vacancies may suit your support needs, funding, goals and preferred living arrangement.
Last updated: 25 August, 2026
Disability Housing in the Heart of Northern Sydney
The Housing Connection has supported people with disability to live in their own homes and stay connected to their community for more than 45 years.
Our current accommodation options include SIL and SDA-funded pathways across Northern Sydney. Each home is different, so we will help you understand the location, funding requirements, support model and whether a current vacancy may be the right fit.
If you are still exploring which home and living support is right for you, you can also learn more about Supported Independent Living, Specialist Disability Accommodation and Individualised Living Options (including co-tenancy).
Current NDIS Accommodation Vacancies
Use the property listings below to review current options and register your interest. Vacancy details can change, so please enquire to confirm the latest status before making plans.
SIL/SDA Accommodation Vacancy
Property: Williams Street, Roseville
SDA Design Category: Fully Accessible and Improved Liveability
A bespoke SDA-enrolled housing option for people who need accessible housing and coordinated support at home. Participants require both SDA and SIL funding.
The property includes individual homes with access to 24/7 support through a staff hub and sleepover model, subject to each person’s NDIS plan.
The vacancy is for the upstairs, recently renovated SDA unit, offering a shared living arrangement for someone seeking a stable home environment with consistent support available.
Located in Roseville, the property offers a quieter residential setting with access to local amenities, transport and community support.
This is a two bedroom unit shared with one existing participant – a woman in her 50s who lives an active and engaged lifestyle and regularly spends time out in the community. She is seeking a housemate who is comfortable sharing their home and values both independence and some level of connection.
- lift access to the upstairs unit
- accessible bathroom with grab rails, wheelchair circulation space, and easy-to-use fixtures
- an additional separate toilet
SIL Accommodation Vacancy
Property: Willoughby
SDA Design Category: Fully Accessible and Improved Liveability
This is a wonderful opportunity for a participant to call Willoughby their home, and receive 24/7 person centred care.
The available room includes a private ensuite with walk-in wardrobe, a queen bed and mattress, private balcony, free garage parking, study desk and chair, and fast internet connection. The apartment is in a highly accessible location with local buses, pharmacies, medical centres and shops located within footsteps.
Enquire to talk through the living arrangement, funding requirements and whether Willoughby may be the right fit.
Co-Tenant Vacancy
Property: Willoughby
In addition to the SIL vacancy above, there is also a vacancy for a co-tenant in the same apartment in another bedroom.
A quiet two-level apartment in Willoughby, suited to someone who is kind, reliable, patient and who can offer stability and routine. The apartment is in a convenient location between Chatswood and the City, with a bus stop, pub, restaurants, pharmacy and medical centre all within about 5 minutes’ walk.
The available room includes a private room with a large wardrobe, a queen bed and mattress, private balcony, free garage parking, desk space, fast Wi-Fi, regular commercial cleaning and discounted rent with bills included. The bathroom is shared with a long term participant from THC, a man in his 50s.
The co-tenant vacancy may suit someone with experience or interest in disability support, social work, psychology, community services, nursing, allied health, early childhood or education and who works locally or requires easy access to the city. The home is close to Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH). The role is mainly about being present in the home, encouraging positive daily routines where needed and communicating with the support team if concerns arise.
SIL Accommodation Vacancy
Property: Victoria Street, Roseville
A large older-style shared home in Roseville with a long-term community feel. It is located in a quiet and safe neighbourhood with local buses and a 10 minute walk to the Roseville train station. This home may suit someone looking for regular support at home, shared routines and opportunities to build relationships through everyday life and social activities. The home is spacious, allowing for a balance of shared living and personal space.
The vacancy is for an upstairs bedroom, offering a shared living arrangement for someone seeking a stable home environment with consistent support.
Roseville also offers participants the opportunity for respite stay while they transition into a longer term accommodation. Roseville is open to people looking for short term accommodation.
The home is shared with two long-term participants with one additional room used for overnight support. One participant is a man in his 50s who lives with a profound intellectual disability. He leads an active lifestyle, enjoys daily bush walks, and follows a consistent routine.
The second participant is an older man (in his 60s) who requires medical and health support and is relatively independent in the community with the support of his network.
Our Artarmon Property
A well-connected home in Artarmon with strong access to transport, local shops and community life. This option may suit someone who wants to stay connected in Northern Sydney while receiving tailored support at home.
This property offers four two-bedroom units that provide both individual and shared 24/7 support. Currently, there are 5 participants living at Artarmon.
Is This the Right Fit for You?
Our current accommodation vacancies may be suitable if you have an active NDIS plan with home and living funding, or you are working with your Support Coordinator to request the right funding.
THC homes generally support people with moderate to high support needs who want to live in Northern Sydney and be part of a stable home environment. Some properties require SIL funding only, while William St requires both SDA and SIL funding.
Our Roseville home offers short-term accommodation or respite enquiries. If you are unsure whether one of our current vacancies is right for you, get in touch. We are happy to talk through your situation before you take the next step.
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Housing with a high level of physical access for people with significant physical disability.
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Durable housing designed to reduce risk for people who may need a safer, more resilient home environment.
Support Coordinator referrals
Support Coordinators are welcome to enquire on behalf of participants. Please include relevant funding details, support needs and preferred property information where possible.
Enquire About Our Accommodation Vacancies
If one of our current vacancies looks like it may be suitable, enquire today and our team will help you understand the next step.
Common Questions About NDIS Accommodation
Can’t find your question? Please reach out to us at (02) 9415 3211 or via: thc@thc.org.au
You will generally need Supported Independent Living funding in your NDIS plan. Your Support Coordinator can help you understand whether SIL funding is already included or whether you may need to request it.
SIL funds the support delivered inside the home. SDA funds the physical home when someone needs specialist housing because of their disability-related needs. Some properties require SIL only, while others, including William St, require both SDA and SIL funding.
Yes. Once we have had an initial conversation about your needs, eligibility and funding, we can talk through whether a property visit is the right next step.
You can still express your interest. We can keep your details on file and contact you if a suitable vacancy becomes available.
Yes. Support Coordinator referrals are welcome. Please ask your Support Coordinator to include your current NDIS funding, support needs, preferred location and any property you are interested in.