NDIS Home for people with Cerebral Palsy
A person with cerebral palsy deserves a home built for independence, not just accessibility, and Maple delivers exactly that.
Trusted NDIS Registered Specialists
8,000+
Happy participants supported
10+ Years
Delivering
NDIS Services
50+
Languages to make you feel at home
24/7
Support and same day booking
NDIS Housing Vacancies for People with Cerebral Palsy
Explore our current NDIS housing vacancies for SIL, SDA and ILO below to find your new home today.
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Featured Properties
Our featured properties are available now. Start your journey and be in your new home within the week.
I needed a home that actually worked for my wheelchair, not one I had to adapt around. Maple sorted this for me from day one.
AmirNDIS Participant 
We looked at so many group homes that weren't really accessible, just labelled that way. Maple's home for my brother has proper wide doorways, an accessible bathroom, and real thought behind the layout.
AmaraFamily Member 
Mobility and assistive technology needs change over time with cerebral palsy. The Maple team planned for that from the start instead of treating it as an afterthought.
JamesAllied Health Professional 
How We Can Help You
Supported Independent Living
Daily support to help you live independently in your home.
Specialist Disability Accommodation
Purpose-built homes designed for people with high functional needs.
NDIS Short Term Accommodation
Temporary professional care while seeking a long-term housing solution.
NDIS Emergency Housing
Rapid, short-term accommodation for participants in urgent situations.
How to Get Started with Maple
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Done within 2 hours
Get In Touch Today
Submit an enquiry and one of our friendly SIL team will call to chat through how Maple can assist you with Accommodation needs.
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Done within day 1 – 2
Get To Know Each Other
We are all about building strong relationships. We will work with you to gather information to make your transition to your new place as seamless as possible.
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Done within day 3 – 4
Budget and Approval
The Maple Team will assist you in creating a budget for services required through SIL. Additionally, we will assist with the submission and approval Process.
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Done by day 5
Services Delivered
Once your budget has been approved by NDIS; you’re ready to move into your new dwelling, start receiving your services and achieving your goals.
How Maple Community compares
to other NDIS providers
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Care That Speaks Your Language80% CALD workforce, 50+ languages spoken, support worker matching |
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500+ Support Workers and Registered Nurses Ready*Immediate support, no more waiting for weeks |
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96% Support Worker Retention vs 78% Industry AverageSame support team, real and long-term relationships |
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Dedicated Relationship ContactOne caseworker, direct mobile and email access |
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Supported Independent Living Placement Within 24 Hours*A smooth, supported process to make you feel at home |
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Referral Acknowledged Within 2 HoursImmediate confirmation, never waiting in the dark |
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Expertise in Complex & High-Needs CareSpecialists in HIDPA, psychosocial and medical cases |
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24/7 Real Person Support LineCall any time and speak to a real person |
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Built-In Escalation PathwaysDirect access when urgent issues arise |
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Reporting You Can Count OnNo chasing and no documentation gaps |
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Stable Provider for Every Stage of Your NDIS Journey10+ years of stable NDIS delivery across Australia |
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1,000+ happy homes filled
We service all suburbs across Sydney and other key cities across Australia
Learn more about Cerebral Palsy NDIS Support
Enquire Today
Whether its a query about the services we provide, or just a general enquiry, we would love to hear from you!
Your Questions, Answered
Is a person with cerebral palsy eligible for SIL or SDA housing?
Eligibility comes down to support needs, not diagnosis. Supported Independent Living (SIL) may suit those needing regular support with daily tasks. Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) may apply for higher or more complex support needs. Maple Community Services can help identify the right pathway and support the application either way.
What does a Maple home look like for a person with cerebral palsy?
Our cerebral palsy housing is designed around accessibility and comfort, not just basic support needs. Common features often include wheelchair-friendly layouts, open-plan living areas, and assistive technology. Maple Community Services also helps facilitate funding for home modifications where needed.
How does Maple make sure housemates and homes are a good match?
Compatibility is taken seriously for every home and housemate match we make. Group homes and shared housing are matched by support needs and routines. Personality is considered too, so residents feel part of a community, not just housed together.
How does Maple maintain transparency with families and Support Coordinators during a cerebral palsy housing placement?
Families and coordinators always speak to a real person, never a chatbot. Each participant has a dedicated contact, backed by a 24/7 support line for real-time updates. This keeps everyone informed on housing transitions, incident reporting, and mobility or accessibility needs as they change.
Is assistive technology included in cerebral palsy housing support?
Yes. Assistive technology can be incorporated into your housing and support plan, from mobility aids to communication devices. Maple Community Services helps coordinate the NDIS funding needed to access this equipment.
How do you get NDIS housing for a person with cerebral palsy?
Securing NDIS housing follows a clear process. First, the NDIS plan needs a defined home and living goal. Next, a Functional Capacity Assessment is needed, usually from an Occupational Therapist, addressing mobility and support needs. This evidence is lodged with the NDIA through the Home and Living Supporting Evidence Form.
What residential care options exist for adults with cerebral palsy?
Options range from Supported Independent Living (SIL) in a shared or individual home, to Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) for higher support needs. The right option depends on current and future support requirements, not a single standard model for everyone.
Can I access NDIS housing if I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as an adult?
Yes. Access to NDIS housing supports is based on how your condition affects your daily life, not the age at which you were diagnosed. An adult diagnosis doesn’t disqualify you from applying.
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