Supported Living Accommodation

NDIS funds short-term accommodation for situations in which you or your loved one needs housing and support for a short period. While you or your loved one is residing in short-term housing, Ably Care provides the same high standards of support for daily living.

Respite accommodation funded by the NDIS makes it possible for carers to have a brief time away from their duties of caring for their loved one with a disability. NDIS participants can also use respite accommodation to spend time away from their families.

Assisted living housing is best suited for people with disabilities who need help with daily life, including cooking, cleaning, and personal care. You or your loved one receives this support as a part of living in the apartment or home.

When you or your loved one chooses group homes and support with Ably Care, you get help with daily living and other Supported Independent Living needs. At Ably Care, we want to ensure you or your loved one’s comfort and compatibility with others in the group home, so we work to match you or your loved one with a home that is most appropriate for you.

Disability independent living accommodation is for people with disabilities who can live independently with some support. Often, homes are shared with other people who have similar disabilities or support needs.

Disability housing, also called Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), is housing for people with special needs in disability care. SDA provides specialist housing options, such as for people with complex disabilities or extreme impairments in daily functioning. This program funds specialised housing designed to meet unique and individual needs.