Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)

Flexible transitional housing solutions providing stability and support during life changes, recovery periods, and housing transitions. Bridge the gap between your current situation and permanent accommodation goals.

Understanding MTA

What is Medium Term Accommodation?

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) provides flexible transitional housing for NDIS participants who need temporary accommodation during life changes, recovery periods, or while waiting for permanent housing arrangements. It bridges the gap between your current situation and long-term goals.

Transitional Bridge

Provides stability and support while you transition between different living arrangements or life circumstances.

Flexible Duration

Accommodation periods from weeks to months, adapting to your individual timeline and changing needs.

Goal-Oriented Support

Active support to help you achieve your permanent housing goals and develop necessary life skills.

Comfortable MTA accommodation showing transitional living spaces designed for temporary stays
When You Need MTA

Common MTA Situations

MTA provides essential accommodation support during various life situations where temporary housing is needed while working towards permanent solutions.

Housing Bridge
Housing Transitions

Temporary accommodation while waiting for permanent housing arrangements or SDA properties to become available.

Support Includes:

  • Property search support
  • Waiting list management
  • Flexible duration
  • Location preferences
Medical Recovery
Post-Hospital Recovery

Supported accommodation during recovery periods after hospitalization when returning home isn't immediately possible.

Support Includes:

  • Medical support coordination
  • Rehabilitation assistance
  • Gradual independence building
  • Health monitoring
Life Changes
Life Transitions

Accommodation during major life changes such as family breakdown, aging parents, or changing support needs.

Support Includes:

  • Crisis support
  • Emotional assistance
  • Planning new arrangements
  • Stability during change
Skill Building
Skills Development

Temporary housing while developing independent living skills before moving to permanent accommodation.

Support Includes:

  • Independence training
  • Life skills development
  • Goal setting
  • Progress monitoring
Quality Features

What Makes Our MTA Special

Our MTA services provide more than just temporary accommodation - we offer comprehensive support to help you successfully transition to your next living arrangement.

Timing Flexibility
Flexible Duration

Accommodation periods ranging from weeks to months, adapting to your individual timeline and needs.

Move-in Ready
Fully Furnished

Complete accommodation with all furniture, appliances, and essential items needed for comfortable living.

Planning Support
Support Coordination

Assistance with planning next steps, coordinating services, and preparing for permanent accommodation.

Personal Support
Daily Living Support

Flexible support with daily activities, skill development, and maintaining independence.

Accessibility
Transport Access

Located near transport links or transport support provided for appointments and daily activities.

Professional Support
Professional Network

Access to allied health professionals, support coordinators, and specialist services as needed.

Transition Planning

Support for Your Next Steps

MTA isn't just about temporary accommodation - it's about preparing you for success in your permanent housing arrangement with comprehensive transition support.

Housing Search Assistance

Support to find and secure appropriate permanent accommodation that meets your needs and preferences.

NDIS Plan Optimization

Review and adjust your NDIS plan to ensure it supports your housing goals and transition needs.

Skills Assessment

Evaluate current abilities and identify areas for development to ensure successful independent living.

Support Network Building

Connect with local services, community groups, and ongoing support options in your chosen area.

Getting Started

MTA Eligibility & Access Process

Understanding when MTA is appropriate and how to access these services helps ensure you get the right support during transitional periods.

Common Eligibility Scenarios

Waiting for Permanent Housing

Need temporary accommodation while waiting for SDA, SIL, or private rental properties to become available.

Recovery Period

Require supported accommodation during recovery from illness, injury, or hospitalization.

Emergency Situations

Need immediate temporary housing due to family breakdown, accommodation loss, or crisis situations.

Skill Development Period

Want to develop independent living skills in a supported environment before permanent placement.

Access Process

1

Assessment & Referral

Complete an assessment of your current situation, needs, and timeline for transitional accommodation.

2

NDIS Funding Review

Check your NDIS plan for MTA funding allocation and discuss any plan review requirements.

3

Accommodation Placement

Secure appropriate MTA accommodation and begin your supported transitional period.

4

Transition Planning

Work towards your permanent housing goals with ongoing support and regular progress reviews.

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Permanent Accommodation Options

While MTA provides the bridge, explore our permanent accommodation options for your long-term housing goals and ongoing support needs.

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Ongoing daily support for participants who want to live independently in long-term accommodation.

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Purpose-built accessible housing for participants with extreme functional impairment.

Short Term Accommodation (STA)

Respite and short-term accommodation for temporary relief and new experiences.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

We believe that everyone is different, and no two support plans are the same. Let us help you maintain your independence through SummitSDA tailored support services.

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