about Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast offers an accessible, relaxed lifestyle with stunning beaches, lush hinterlands, and inclusive public spaces. Mooloolaba Esplanade and Cotton Tree Park feature wheelchair-friendly paths, accessible picnic areas, and sensory-friendly playgrounds. The region’s accessible public transport system, including low-floor buses and modified beach wheelchairs, ensures easy navigation for people of all abilities.

Healthcare on the Sunshine Coast is exceptional, with Sunshine Coast University Hospital offering specialist care, rehabilitation, and NDIS support services. Local disability providers, including SIL and SDA housing options, ensure inclusive living. Community groups and adaptive sports programs foster independence, while disability-friendly events and inclusive recreational activities help create a strong, supportive community for individuals with disabilities.

Getting Around and Public Transport

The Sunshine Coast offers accessible public transport, including low-floor buses with ramps, priority seating, and real-time accessibility updates. Sunshine Coast train stations provide step-free access and tactile paving for vision-impaired passengers. Council-supported transport services assist people with disabilities, ensuring easy navigation across key locations, from hospitals and shopping centers to beaches and parks.

Entertainment

The Sunshine Coast offers diverse entertainment options, from live shows at The J Theatre and Venue 114 to open-air markets and waterfront dining. Aussie World provides accessible rides, while Sea Life Sunshine Coast offers sensory-friendly experiences. Maroochy RSL and local cinemas feature accessible facilities, ensuring inclusive entertainment for all visitors and residents.

Local Highlights

There are too many to mention. But Noosa is the regional favourite for locals and tourists alike.

Noosa is a welcoming and accessible destination for people with disabilities, offering inclusive beaches, parks, and facilities. Noosa Main Beach provides beach wheelchairs and accessible pathways, while Noosa National Park features mobility-friendly trails. Hastings Street has step-free dining and shopping, and local NDIS services support independent living, ensuring Noosa is enjoyable for all abilities.

Healthcare

The region offers comprehensive healthcare services, including the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, which provides specialized care and rehabilitation services. Numerous NDIS-registered providers, such as Sunshine Coast Disability Services and Home Caring, offer personalized support, including Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Supported Independent Living (SIL) options.

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Providers in this area

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Nest lists disability-friendly properties and vacancies from providers of disability housing, including SDA providers, disability providers, community and social housing providers, real estates and private landlords. Choose a provider below to see their property listings.

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Sapphire Support

Sapphire Support is your trusted NDIS provider on the Sunshine Coast, offering exceptional support services tailored to meet diverse needs. Specialising in Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), Supported Independent Living (SIL), Assistance with Daily Living (ADL), and Community Participation (CP), we empower participants to live with greater independence and dignity. We’re dedicated to delivering personalised care that makes a difference in the lives of those we support.

The Disability Housing Centre

‘No Wrong Doors’ approach’ – The Disability Housing Centre was created to bring all disability and housing needs together. With a shortfall of 28,000 homes in Australia, we are here to help assist with Specialist Disability Accommodation, NDIS compliant home modifications, support and assistance for the community all under one roof.

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