How we'll support daily life
Support setup, Staff, and Certifications
Inside the home
Layout, features, and accessibility
A Fully Accessible, Future-Ready Kitchen
The kitchen has been designed for genuine independence and long-term adaptability.
Features include:
- Wheelchair-accessible layout with compliant clearances
- Height-adjustable benchtop with knee and toe clearance
- Side-hinged oven and drawer dishwasher
- Accessible appliance positioning and task lighting
- Compliant power point placement
- Reinforced construction allowing for future adjustments
This is a kitchen built to be used — not worked around.
Spacious Bedrooms Designed for Comfort and Support
Each bedroom offers the space and flexibility required for High Physical Support living.
Bedroom features include:
- Generous room sizes accommodating a queen bed and mobility equipment
- Full circulation zones throughout
- Structural provisions for future ceiling hoist installation
- Multiple power points for medical equipment and assistive technology
- Oversized wardrobes for accessible, practical storage
These are quiet, calm spaces designed to support rest, routine, and independence.
Key features include
- Reinforced walls for future equipment installation
- Compliant circulation space throughout
- Slip-resistant flooring
- Large, step-free shower with curtain track
- Height-adjustable shower head
- Accessible toilet and compliant basin
- Layout designed for ease of reach and long-term adaptability
Built for Support, Safety & Reliability
This home is fully SIL-ready , supporting participants and support staff without compromising privacy.
Additional features include:
- Emergency power provisions for critical equipment
- Assistive technology readiness throughout the home
- Lighting, power points, and controls positioned for seated and standing use
- Dimmable lighting in key areas to support comfort and sensory needs
- Reverse-cycle climate control to all living areas and bedrooms
- Fire safety and emergency systems installed in line with SDA requirements
Designed for Long-Term Living
15 Light Street is not a short-term solution or a generic build. It is a carefully designed High Physical Support home intended for long-term stability, independence, and quality of life.
Where it is
Approximate area shown for privacy
A Practical, Well-Connected Location
Located in Wollert , this home sits within a growing and well-established community in Melbourne’s north.
The location offers
- Strong support networks within the local area