NDIS accommodation that feels like home.

We offer Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short Term Accommodation (STA), respite care and Medium Term Accommodation (MTA). Availability and suitability vary, so contact us to discuss the participant's needs and current options.

Short Term Accommodation (STA), often described as respite, is a supported short stay away from a participant's usual home. We discuss the purpose of the stay, support needs, funding and current availability before confirming an arrangement.

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) is temporary accommodation for eligible participants who need somewhere suitable while waiting for a longer-term housing solution. Eligibility and funding are determined through the NDIS.

You can use the accommodation enquiry form on this page, call us, or ask your support coordinator to enquire on your behalf. We will ask about the participant's goals, support needs and preferences so we can discuss whether any current home may be suitable.

Yes. Where a home may be a suitable match, we arrange a visit and, where appropriate, a chance to meet the people living there. Choosing a home is a major decision, and we encourage families and coordinators to be involved.

Suitability is discussed individually and depends on many factors — support needs, accessibility, daily routines, lifestyle preferences, household compatibility, location and connection to family and community. We take time to understand what matters before recommending anything.

Yes, with the participant's consent. We work collaboratively with families, guardians, support coordinators, plan managers and allied-health professionals, and we aim to keep communication clear and respectful from the first enquiry through to transition and ongoing support.

We keep the conversation going. We can discuss future opportunities, keep your enquiry on file and suggest other things to consider in the meantime. An enquiry never obliges anyone to proceed.

We are happy to talk through how SDA, ILO and other accommodation models work and whether our support could fit alongside them. Eligibility for these models is assessed by the NDIS, so we recommend discussing your plan with your planner or support coordinator and contacting us to explore what is currently possible.

SIL is generally funded through Home and Living supports in an NDIS plan, while other models have different funding arrangements. Funding depends on each person's plan and NDIS decisions, so we don't provide individual funding advice — we can talk through your situation and suggest questions to ask your planner or coordinator.

Choices come first: routines, meals, activities and house agreements are shaped around each resident, and support plans are built with the participant. Where a home is shared, we take household compatibility and personal preferences seriously and keep communication open as things change.

Support plans are reviewed regularly. If health or support needs change, we adjust the support arrangement, involve health professionals where appropriate, and talk with the participant and, with their consent, their family and coordinators about the best way forward.

We welcome feedback — it helps us improve. You can use the feedback page on our website, speak with any member of the team, or contact us directly. Every complaint is taken seriously and handled respectfully and confidentially.