Your long-term home is confirmed but not ready — the SDA build is finishing, the modifications are booked, the equipment is on order. MTA funds somewhere genuinely suitable to live while the pieces land. Ours are SDA-standard homes, so you wait in the kind of home you're waiting for.
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Hospital discharge into an unsuitable house undoes progress. Level entry, accessible bathrooms, hoists where needed — recovery and new routines go better in a home that helps.
When the transitional home resembles the destination, months of hoist transfers, bathroom routines and support workflows are practised before the actual move-in day.
Support workers do their best work in a consistent, well-designed setting — not adapting week to week to somewhere temporary that half-works.
Those conversations get answered first. Tell us the date, the needs and the destination plan.
Talk to us todayMedium Term Accommodation funds transitional housing for a defined period when a participant has confirmed long-term accommodation they can't yet move into — commonly while waiting for an SDA vacancy, home modifications or equipment.
STA funds short stays and respite measured in days; MTA behaves like a home for weeks to months — same bed, settled routines, one consistent environment for the support team — while the long-term arrangement gets ready.
Yes — discharge timelines are exactly what we prioritise. Tell us the date and needs, and we'll give you a straight answer fast; an honest "no, but here's an alternative" beats a slow maybe.
Build dates and modification schedules shift — we know. MTA arrangements are structured with flexibility for the timeline moving, in step with the plan and your support coordinator.
General information only — not NDIS advice. MTA funding depends on the participant's plan and current NDIS arrangements. Related reading: MTA, explained in full.