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Providing essential relief for caregivers, our Short Term Accommodation. services ensure continuity of care for people living with disabilities. We offer temporary support in a safe and welcoming environment, allowing caregivers to recharge and while the person they care for enjoys enriching activity and interaction.
Our Short Term Accommodation. programs are flexible and tailored to meet the needs of each individual and their family, whether you require short-term support during a crisis or ongoing respite to prevent burnout. We understand the importance of rest and rejuvenation for caregivers and are committed to providing high-quality Short Term Accommodation. that promotes the well-being of both caregivers and participants.
Short Term Accommodation is an opportunity for individuals with disabilities to enjoy enriching experiences and build meaningful connections while their caregivers rest assured that they are receiving exceptional care. Contact us today to learn more about our Short Term Accommodation options and how we can make your experience more enjoyable and fulfilling.
STA is for participants who need a short, planned stay away from their usual home – commonly to give a family member or informal carer a break, to trial a different living environment, to build independence and life skills, or to maintain stability during a disruption at home (e.g. renovations, family changes).
A short stay (with a clear start and end date) at a supported location, with support workers on hand for personal care, meals, and planned activities. Depending on the goals of the stay, this might focus on skill-building, social connection, or simply a relaxed, well-supported break.
Generally: carers get a genuine break, participants often return home with increased confidence, new skills, or social connections made during the stay.
Support workers
STA is funded through a participant’s Core Supports budget and is generally capped around 28 days per year, used flexibly (e.g. a weekend, or a longer block). To access STA, a participant typically needs it discussed and included in their plan with their planner or support coordinator, with a clear reason (e.g. carer respite or skill-building) tied to their goals.
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