STA/Respite/MTA/SSRC
What is STA/Respite/MTA/SSRC?
We know sometimes your carer may need to take a short break, or you may need to have a break away from your usual residence. Our Respite and STA services are designed just for that. We also help participants transition from hospital/aged care to community by offering Medium Term Accommodation. We are also registered to offer Specialist Substitute Residential Care (SSRC).
Disability Respite Accommodation Services overview at Connection Disability
- Provides temporary relief for individuals with disabilities.
- Offers short-term stays in comfortable, accessible settings.
- Services include personal care, meal preparation, recreational activities, and skilled support.
- Promotes well-being and personal growth.
- Provides carers with time to recharge and focus on needs.
- Balances quality care and carer sustainability.
How can short-term accommodation NDIS providers help someone with a disability?
- Provides temporary, supportive housing for individuals with disabilities.
- Includes personal care, meal preparation, social activities, and trained staff assistance.
- Allows participants to develop independence and engage in recreational activities.
- Provides respite for families and carers.
- Focuses on fostering growth, well-being, and social connection.
How can Medium Term Accommodation NDIS help you?
- Provides temporary housing for individuals with disabilities for up to 90 days.
- Ideal for transitioning from hospital stays, home moves, or waiting for permanent housing.
- Includes personal care support, meals, transport, and daily activity assistance.
- Provides access to trained staff for independence development and community participation.
- Offers a safe, supportive environment for adjustment and care needs.
Our NDIS Respite Accommodation at Connection Disability—Safe and Supportive environment
- Provides a safe, supportive environment for short-term stays.
- Offers a break from caregiving duties.
- Meets personal care needs: daily activities assistance, meal preparation, medical support.
- Allows participants to engage in recreational activities and develop new skills.
This service benefits families and carers by offering them essential time to recharge, knowing their loved ones are being well cared for. NDIS respite accommodation promotes independence, well-being, and social inclusion.
Disability Short-Term Accommodation: To Build Independence and engage with community
- Offers temporary housing and support for individuals with disabilities.
- Provides respite for families and carers.
- Tailors services to meet individual needs.
- Assists with daily activities like personal care, meals, medication management, and social/recreational activities.
- Suitable for various durations, ranging from days to weeks.
- Allows individuals to build independence, enjoy new experiences, and engage with the community.
Feel free to contact us for more information.
