Providing a comfortable and supportive space for you to relax, recharge, and feel at home with respite accommodation.
What is NDIS Respite Accommodation?
NDIS Respite accommodation, also known as Short Term Accommodation (STA), provides temporary housing and support for individuals living with disabilities. It is designed to offer a break for both participants and their carers.
Purpose and Benefits:
Support for Carers - Gives carers time to rest, recharge, or attend to other commitments.
Participant Well-being - Provides participants with care, meals, and activities in a safe environment.
Skill Development - Offers opportunities for participants to try new experiences and develop independence.
Social Interaction - Encourages participants to connect with others and build relationships.
Flexibility - Can be used for short stays, weekends, or up to 14 days at a time.
What Does It Include?
Personal care tailored to the participant's needs.
Accommodation in a specialized facility or setting.
Meals and daily living support.
Activities agreed upon between the participant and the provider.
Why Is It Important?
Maintains the health and happiness of both participants and carers.
Helps participants explore new environments and activities.
Supports the sustainability of caregiving relationships.
Our Respite Accommodation
At On The Move, our respite accommodation is designed to offer a peaceful and supportive planned getaway or emergency accommodation that is only a stones throw away. Located in the heart of Maitland on a large property with Wallis Creek flowing through the middle of it. It offers a unique opportunity for participants to take relaxing walks, disconnect and explore at their own pace all awhile staying on the property.
The property is also home to a variety of animals, providing unique opportunities for interaction and connection. With a focus on creating a welcoming and supportive environment, our accommodation helps participants recharge, reconnect, and create meaningful experiences tailored to their needs.
If interested, participants are provided the opportunity to assist with tasks relating to the care of the animals allowing for more meaningful connection and development of understanding and skills.
