Our NDIS Housing Options
Home Caring’s NDIS accommodation in Western Australia includes:
About Us
Home Caring is a disability care provider dedicated to helping NDIS participants enjoy independence in their local communities. We take a person-centred approach to support, helping people make informed choices, have a say in their support plan, and learn skills that set them up for life.
Our team is made up of local support workers and healthcare professionals with years of experience and knowledge in disability care. We are trained to assist with a wide range of activities, and are committed to providing attentive customer service, personalised care, and high quality support services that meets you where you’re at.
Our services include:
- Personal care (e.g. help with showering and toileting)
- Daily living assistance
- 24-hour care
- Specialised equipment for your needs
- Medical care for complex conditions
- Valuable skills development
- Social engagement
- Transport to appointments and activities
- Respite care
- Medium Term and Short Term accommodation
- Medication management
- Help managing healthcare services and therapy sessions
- Meal preparation and learning how to cook
- Implementing behaviour management plans
- Help building healthy routines
- Developing social and communication skills
…and more.
To chat to someone about our accommodation services and your independent living arrangement or housing goals, please get in touch with our customer service team.
SDA Housing in Western Australia
Home Caring provides innovative Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes that help you live independently. Our disability housing options are fully accessible and include every design category, catering for a wide range of needs.
Our independent living options include:
- Accessible features such as wide doorways, ramps and special benchtops
- Modern kitchens and bathrooms with quality appliances
- Assistive technology and independent living equipment for more independence
- Great locations close to public transport, recreation spaces, and medical facilities
- Up to date safety features, including emergency call systems and alarms
- Private bedrooms and communal areas for recreation and relaxing
To find out more about NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation in Western Australia, please get in touch with our dedicated team today.
How can SDA housing help someone living with a significant disability?
Under the NDIS, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is one of the support categories that practically addresses the housing needs of people with high support needs. Here’s how SDA can help someone who needs a specialist housing solution to be independent in the community.
Customised housing solutions – SDA funding allows participants to access housing that is specifically designed for their needs, with features such as wider doorways, ramps, adjustable benches, and specialised bathrooms.
Support from trained staff – some SDA properties are designed to facilitate the delivery of support services. This could include on-site staff, or the ability for support workers to easily provide assistance as needed.
Safe and secure – SDA provides homes that are safe and secure for individuals with high support needs, with features such as alarm systems, emergency response mechanisms, or secure entry points. They can also include robust building materials, to support people with behavioural challenges.
Choice over the way you live – SDA homes provide people with greater choice and control over their living arrangements. It emphasises being able to choose where you live and who you live with, while providing opportunities to grow your independence.
Being part of the community – SDA aims to ensure that housing solutions are integrated into the broader community, allowing people to take part in community life and activities.
Are you looking for high quality SDA NDIS in Western Australia? Home Caring provides exceptional NDIS SDA in Western Australia communities, along with affordable accommodation and personalised support to assist with daily needs. To chat to someone about Western Australia NDIS Specialist Disability Accommodation, please get in touch with our team for a free consultation.
Supported Independent Living in Western Australia
Home Caring is committed to providing Supported Independent Living (SIL) services that enable NDIS participants to lead happy, healthy lives. Our SIL services are carefully designed to create a supportive environment where you can work towards your goals, while having all of your support needs met. Our experienced team provides:
- Assistance with personal care tasks from an experienced and compassionate team
- Monitoring for health, along with check-ins, supervisions and medication management
- Skill development to build independence and boost confidence
- Building social connections and taking part in community life
- 24/7 support for NDIS participants with high care needs
As local SIL providers in Western Australia suburbs, Home Caring provides personalised support for NDIS participants, so they can engage with their community and be as independent as possible. To learn more about SIL NDIS in Western Australia, please get in touch with our customer service team.
What is included in Supported Independent Living (SIL) services?
Under the NDIS, SIL services includes help with activities of daily living and regular support for participants. You can receive SIL whether you live alone, with your family, or in shared accommodation with other NDIS participants. SIL support might include:
- Personal care – help with daily personal activities such as bathing, dressing, and toileting
- Domestic assistance – support with household tasks like cleaning, cooking, and laundry
- Meal preparation and help with grocery shopping
- Help with taking part in community activities, social events, and recreational programs
- Transport to activities, appointments and events
- Support with managing your health, developing self-care routines, and administering medication
- Companionship and emotional support, and help with communication and social skills
- Support to develop and enhance skills necessary for independent living, such as budgeting, time management, and finding a job
Supported Independent Living supports are tailored to each participant’s needs and goals, and the level of support can vary based on the person’s disability and circumstances.
Do you need personalised SIL NDIS in Western Australia? Home Caring provides essential support services that help you enjoy independence and stay happy and healthy in your local community. To learn more about NDIS SIL services in Western Australia, please get in touch for a free consultation.
Medium Term Accommodation NDIS in Western Australia
Do you need a safe place to live for a temporary period of time, while you wait for your home to be modified, or to move into your permanent home? Then Home Caring is here to help. Home Caring provides high quality Medium Term Accommodation solutions for NDIS participants who need somewhere safe and accessible to stay while waiting for their forever home. Our range of disability housing is well-located in prime suburbs, so you can continue working on your goals while you wait for your long term housing solution to be ready.
What is Medium Term Accommodation used for?
Medium Term Accommodation is a one-off living support that is funded by the NDIS. It provides somewhere safe to live if you can’t move into your permanent home because it’s not available just yet, or your disability supports aren’t ready.
Medium Term Accommodation isn’t a standalone service, but is generally included as part of your NDIS plan along with other services. It is usually funded for up to 90 days, but this can be extended in some circumstances. Funding covers the cost of accommodation, and doesn’t include day to day living costs such as food, internet, utilities, or discretionary spending. It also doesn’t include personal care, which is funded through other categories in your NDIS plan.
Home Caring provides local Medium Term Accommodation for those who need somewhere safe to live while waiting for their permanent home to be ready. To learn more about Medium Term Accommodation NDIS in Western Australia, please get in touch with our customer service team.
Short Term Accommodation NDIS in Western Australia
Home Caring provides affordable and comfortable Short Term Accommodation (STA) options for people who need somewhere to stay while their carer takes a break, or who would like a change of scenery from their permanent home. We’ll give you the chance to enjoy new activities, learn important skills, take part in fun hobbies and enjoy a new environment for a short period of time. Your usual carer can take a break while having peace of mind that you’re being well supported, so it’s a win-win for everyone.
We provide:
- Overnight respite accommodation with full support
- Appealing and comfortable homes where you can relax
- A care team to help with personal care tasks and more
- Fun activities, day programs, skills building
- Great locations across Western Australia
What is Short Term Accommodation?
Under the NDIS, Short Term Accommodation (STA) refers to temporary accommodation that gives you a chance to enjoy a short stay away from home. It can also be known as respite care, and provides your family member or main carer with an opportunity to take a break from their caring responsibilities. Short Term Accommodation funding comes from the Core Budget of your NDIS plan. It usually includes the cost of your accommodation, personal care services to help you with daily activities, meal preparation, and other activities that you agree on with your provider.
Looking for NDIS Short Term Accommodation providers in Western Australia? Home Caring provides Short Term and Medium Term Accommodation in Western Australia, so you always have somewhere safe to stay. To find out more, please get in touch with our disability support team.
Disability group homes in Western Australia
Want to move out of home? Looking for an inclusive household where you can get plenty of support? Home Caring offers fully accessible disability homes in Western Australia, where you can live in a warm and friendly household while accessing the services that you need.
In our homes, we offer support for personal care and daily activities from experienced and qualified support workers, including help with getting ready in the mornings, meal preparation, transport, everyday activities, help with the housework, employment assistance, learning important life skills, medication management, and much more. You’ll be part of an inclusive household in a comfortable living environment, where you can grow in your confidence and boost your independent living skills. Our homes are in prime locations across suburbs in Western Australia, close to amenities including public transport, shopping centres, employment opportunities, education, medical centres, parks and recreation spaces, restaurants and cafes, essential services and more.
What is a group home?
An NDIS group home is a form of accommodation that provides a safe place for people with disability to live in community with each other. In most cases, members of a group home household access personal care, support services, supervision and skills training from a team of professional support workers and healthcare workers. The idea is to create a safe and supportive environment where everyone can learn skills and take small steps towards greater independence, while getting the support they need to be healthy and well.
Do you need a place to live with plenty of support, housemates, and a warm living environment? To find NDIS housing solutions in Western Australia for your needs, please get in touch with our disability care team. We’re here to listen and help you find an inclusive household where you can thrive.
Complex Care in Western Australia
Home Caring provides high quality complex care for NDIS participants who have complicated health care needs, serious chronic health conditions, or a disability that significantly impacts their ability to live by themselves in their local community. Our team of professional and dedicated carers and healthcare workers provide tailored support that can help you with a broad range of everyday needs. From providing transport to personal care, nursing services, support for behaviour and communication, allied health therapies and assistance with mobility, we’re here to help make life easier for you and your primary carers.
To care for NDIS complex support needs in Western Australia, we provide:
- Complex stoma and bowel care
- Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy feeding (PEG)
- Ventilation and Tracheostomy care
- Catheter assistance
- 24hr nursing care
- Management of chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes)
- Medication administration and management
- Mealtime management
- Manual handling and assistance with mobility
- Nursing support for complex medical needs
- Seizure support, including health monitoring and supervision
- Wound care and pressure care
- Help with managing challenging behaviours
- Personal care support
- Social support and community engagement
To find out more about accessible housing options in Western Australia, please get in touch with our staff team. We’re happy to help.
High Care in Western Australia
Home Caring provides supportive housing for NDIS participants who require high care because of the impact of their disability. Our highly qualified support workers and healthcare professionals are well experienced at providing person-centred support that helps you stay safe and healthy, and work towards your goals. We are committed to providing suitable accommodation and NDIS high intensity support in Western Australia that our clients can really trust.
Our services include:
- Complex stoma and bowel care
- Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy feeding (PEG)
- Ventilation and Tracheostomy care
- Catheter assistance
- Management of chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes)
- Medication administration and management
- Mealtime management
- Manual handling and assistance with mobility
- Nursing support for complex medical needs
- Seizure support, including health monitoring and supervision
- Wound care and pressure care
- Help with managing challenging behaviours
- Personal care support
- Social support and community engagement
What is High Care support?
High Care support is complex care support for people who require a high degree of care and ongoing supervision due to a severe disability or functional impairments. It is designed for people who need different types of support on a regular basis, for example catheter care, feeding support, medication management, health monitoring, personal care assistance, transfers, and more.
Do you need local High Intensity Supports NDIS in Western Australia? Home Caring’s professional and highly proficient teams of experienced support workers and local healthcare workers can help you embrace your independence with personalised support services and exceptional service that meets your individual requirements. To learn more about our disability housing solutions, please get in touch with our team.
