Living with a disability can be difficult. Moreover, finding a home that adequately meets all your support needs can be a strenuous task. This can impact the ability of participants to take care of themselves and perform daily tasks. Going out into the community and participating in activities that you enjoy can also be challenging.

The Benefit of Short-Term Accommodation:

• Our staff is available 24/7 to provide assistance in a fully furnished house that suits your needs.
• Provision of nutritious meals including tea breaks and snacks in the morning and afternoon.
• Individual care throughout the day and vigilant caregivers through the night to ensure the comfort of residents.
• Short-term Accommodation can provide an alternative to your current living arrangements.
• For NDIS participants who wish to begin living independently, then STA is a good place to start.

NDIS Accommodation funding for each participant is based on their specific support needs as well as the impact on their caregiver and their family. If a participant requires more support, funds are accordingly allotted. When applying for NDIS, there is a lot of evidence that needs to be provided. This includes showing that you require STA so that your funds can cover these expenses. Evidence includes formal documentation from an occupational therapist or other professionals, as well as a letter of their informal support that explains why they need a break. A support coordinator can help you find the perfect STA provider. STA is designed only to take care of the needs of the disabled and will not accommodate any requests from carers for their personal benefits.