There are a number of housing options available to you. Our Specialist Support Coordinator will support you to identify the best housing solution, and can also assist you to obtain or undertake any tenancy obligations.  

There are a number of housing options available to you. Our Specialist Support Coordinator will help you to identify the best housing solution for your needs. They can also assist you to obtain or undertake any tenancy obligations.  

We have a wide range of accommodation options available depending on your needs and requirements.

• Supported Independent Living (SIL)
• Independent Living Options (ILO)
• Medium-term Accommodation (MTA)
• Short-term Accommodation (STA)
• Respite care

Supported Independent living (SIL) is a NDIS-funded service we provide where we support you to live as independently as possible while developing your life skills. It is a support service commonly used in shared living arrangements. Our staff will work with you to provide assistance with cleaning, household tasks, shopping, emotional support and connecting with the community.

Independent Living options (ILO) is a support service that works with you and your family, and designs a flexible package of support. Implementation typically occurs in two stages: primary supports followed by supplementary supports. ILO focuses on your individual needs and is designed as an alternative to the SIL service. It is also an alternative to group home services. 

Medium-term Accommodation (MTA) is a temporary transitional housing option available to you while you wait for confirmed long-term arrangements. MTA is a service typically used for participants who are waiting for a vacancy in a specialist disability accommodation, or are ready to leave hospital or similar settings but are awaiting disability-related home modifications.

Short-term Accommodation (STA), including respite care, is a service providing you and your family/carers short-term accommodation away from your regular housing arrangements. This gives you all an opportunity to utilise the time and space for self-development and recreation. You can access respite care for a few hours, a few days, or longer depending on your needs, eligibility, and the services available in your region.

Respite care Dynamic Care provides respite care so you and your family/carer can take a break for a short period of time. We understand how important it is for family/carers to have someone to count on in times of need (eg. an unplanned hospital stay).