How we'll support daily life
Support setup, Staff, and Certifications
Support Model
Sleepover / passive overnight support
- Enjoys being part of a shared home and building positive relationships with housemates and support workers Likes community outings, dining out, arts and crafts, music and movies Wants to build their independence in a supportive and structured environment The ideal new housemate would be comfortable living in a shared home, respect the routines, personal space and preferences of others, and appreciate that support staff are present in the home 24/7.
- Support available The home is supported by experienced and dedicated staff with a 1:2 staffing arrangement, including sleepover support.
- Staff have a wide range of skills and experience to meet customer needs.
- Staff bring a broad range of skills and experience, including: Positive behaviour support Personal care and person-centred active support Intellectual and neurological disability support Allied health plan implementation Medication management Mealtime management, nutrition and swallowing, plus dysphagia support Autism support Incontinence support Specialised customer-specific training where required.
Inside the home
Layout, features, and accessibility
Type
House
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
2
Features
- Two living areas, including a second lounge or rumpus room, to socialise or find a quiet corner
- Shared areas are furnished, and include: lounge room, kitchen, dining room, laundry, and 3 bathrooms
- Fully fenced backyard with paved patio, alfresco area, lawn and a BBQ for weekend get-togethers.
- Bathroom features
- Accessible bathrooms
- Walk-in shower
- Separate toilet to the bathroom.
Bedroom features
- Built-in wardrobe with drawers and hanging room
- Linolium flooring
- Sliding window provides natural light and fresh air.
Where it is
Approximate area shown for privacy
- Access to public buses
- Shopping centre is 2 kilometres away
- Close to recreation reserves and the Alex Gourdie Flora & Fauna Reserve.
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