Empowered Liveability

Empowered Liveability We create and find innovative living solutions for people with disabilities to access independance.

02/02/2026
At Empowered Liveability, our homes span across Victoria and today we’re shining a light on some of our current SDA vaca...
29/01/2026

At Empowered Liveability, our homes span across Victoria and today we’re shining a light on some of our current SDA vacancies in Ballarat.

This historic regional city offers a wonderful mix of community connection, accessibility, and lifestyle. Click through the images to catch a snapshot of the thoughtfully designed homes currently available for tenancy in this region.

If you’d like to book a walkthrough, chat with one of our Regional Tenancy Managers, or enquire about vacancies in Ballarat or other Victorian locations, we’d love to hear from you.

📞 1300 974 912
📧 vacancies@empoweredliveability.com.au

Let’s find a home that supports your independence, comfort, and goals.

Rounding out our SDA category series, we’re highlighting Fully Accessible housing — a category focused on maximising ind...
28/01/2026

Rounding out our SDA category series, we’re highlighting Fully Accessible housing — a category focused on maximising independence through physical accessibility.

Fully Accessible SDA homes are designed for participants with significant physical impairments, incorporating step-free access, wider doorways, accessible bathrooms, and layouts that support mobility and everyday tasks.

Scroll through ➡️ the carousel to see what defines a Fully Accessible property and how thoughtful design supports independence, dignity, and long-term liveability.

28/01/2026

Tenancy Match Opportunity – Seeking a Compatible Housemate

We’re looking to connect with a respectful, like-minded individual for a vacancy in a calm and supportive home environment.

The current resident enjoys a quiet, structured lifestyle and values a home that feels relaxed, predictable, and low-stress. He spends time outdoors, appreciates routine, and prefers peaceful shared living.

This home would best suit someone who:

✔ Respects personal space and boundaries
✔ Communicates clearly and directly
✔ Enjoys a calm, no-drama household
✔ Values consideration and mutual respect

If you know someone who may be a good fit, or would like more information, please get in touch.

Let’s work together to create the right match for a comfortable and positive living arrangement.

Not all accessibility needs are immediately visible — and that’s why SDA includes categories that support sensory, cogni...
27/01/2026

Not all accessibility needs are immediately visible — and that’s why SDA includes categories that support sensory, cognitive, and neurological diversity.

Next in our series is Improved Liveability.

Improved Liveability homes are designed to support participants with sensory sensitivities or cognitive impairments, offering enhanced features that promote comfort, orientation, and ease of movement without requiring complex physical modifications.

Scroll through ➡️ the carousel to explore how subtle but purposeful design elements can make a meaningful difference in day-to-day living.

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Community looks different for everyone and for our own Kayne Rodger, it comes alive through sport This year, Kayne has b...
27/01/2026

Community looks different for everyone and for our own Kayne Rodger, it comes alive through sport

This year, Kayne has been selected as a technical official for the U20 and Ivor Burge Championship in Ballarat — a special event born from the legacy of the 1992 Paralympics, when Australia’s team for athletes with an intellectual disability made history.

Developed by AUSRAPID with Basketball Australia, the Ivor Burge Championships continue to celebrate skill, inclusion, and opportunity for all.

We’re sending our best wishes to every player and official — and to Kayne, thank you for living our values and championing all-abilities sport. You inspire us.

On January 26, we recognise Australia Day.At Empowered Liveability, we understand that this date holds deep and complex ...
25/01/2026

On January 26, we recognise Australia Day.

At Empowered Liveability, we understand that this date holds deep and complex meaning, and that its impact is felt very differently across our community - particularly by First Nations peoples, for whom this day represents the ongoing effects of colonisation and dispossession.

Australia is a diverse and multicultural country. People from all corners of the world now call this place home, bringing with them rich cultures, stories, and contributions that shape the Australia we know today.

However you choose to acknowledge this day, the Empowered Liveability team hopes you are surrounded by those you love, taking time to reflect, connect, and care for one another as we move through another beautiful Australian summer day.

Continuing our reflection on why disability housing must be designed around individual needs, the Empowered Liveability ...
24/01/2026

Continuing our reflection on why disability housing must be designed around individual needs, the Empowered Liveability team is exploring the different SDA categories that make choice and control possible under the NDIS.

Today’s focus is Robust housing.

Robust SDA is designed for participants who may experience complex behaviours or heightened environmental sensitivities.

These homes prioritise durability, safety, and calm, with thoughtful design choices that reduce the risk of damage while supporting long-term stability and independence.

Scroll through ➡️ to learn what makes a Robust property different, and how intentional design can create safer, more sustainable living environments.

Please join us in giving a very warm Empowered Liveability welcome to Renee Gower, the newest member of our Finance team...
23/01/2026

Please join us in giving a very warm Empowered Liveability welcome to Renee Gower, the newest member of our Finance team.

Renee joins EL looking after the rental payments side of our finance operations, playing an important role in keeping the foundations of our organisation running smoothly so we can continue supporting our tenants to live well and with confidence.

A Lara local, Renee is a proud mum to two sporty boys and loves spending time with her husband, family, and friends. Outside of work you’ll often find her cheering on the Cats, heading to a soccer or AFL game, walking her miniature schnauzer Odie, hiking the You Yangs, or hitting the gym. When she does get a quiet moment, she also loves getting lost in a good book.

Although new to the NDIS space, Renee was drawn to the sector by a genuine desire to help people and be part of work that makes a real difference. She’s excited to continue building her knowledge in 2026 and embraces the learning journey ahead as she grows in her role here at Empowered Liveability.

We’re thrilled to have Renee on board and know her warmth, dedication, and enthusiasm will be a wonderful addition to our team.

Welcome to Empowered Liveability, Renee – we’re so glad you’re here!

Choosing where to live can feel overwhelming - especially when accessibility, support needs, and lifestyle all matter. B...
22/01/2026

Choosing where to live can feel overwhelming - especially when accessibility, support needs, and lifestyle all matter. But having a disability shouldn’t mean having fewer choices. That’s where we come in.

Swipe through as we showcase some of the best SDA options available across Melbourne’s West.

From a range of suburbs to multiple SDA build categories, our vacancies reflect one simple truth: choice and control matter. Whether you’re looking for proximity to family, community connections, transport, or services, there are options worth exploring.

Take a moment to scroll through, save, or share with your family or support network. If one of these homes feels like it could be your place, our tenancy team would love to talk it through with you.

📞 1300 974 912
📧 vacancies@empoweredliveability.com.au

Your next home should support your goals, independence, and lifestyle - let’s find the right fit together.

Seeing the great work Mattel has done in expanding their reach by including an autistic Barbie has prompted the Empowere...
21/01/2026

Seeing the great work Mattel has done in expanding their reach by including an autistic Barbie has prompted the Empowered Liveability team to reflect on why disability housing within the NDIS is not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Different needs require different design considerations. That’s why SDA includes multiple categories, allowing homes to better support a wide range of accessibility requirements.

In this series, we’ll explore the four SDA categories, breaking down the key differences so you can better understand which option may best support individual accessibility needs.

The first category we’re sharing is High Physical Support (HPS).

Scroll through the carousel to learn what you can expect in an HPS property, and stay tuned as we continue through the remaining categories this week.

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