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NDIS service category

Accommodation & Respite

Shared living, short stays and transition accommodation shaped around safety, familiar routines and participant choice.

What this category covers Supported living options Short stays and respite planning Transition accommodation support Daily routines and household participation

Category overview

Talk with us about the right support.

Accommodation and respite work best when everyone knows the plan. These services help participants and families set up safe routines, short stays and living arrangements from the start.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) support with Life Focus Care

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Shared-home help for participants who need regular assistance with daily tasks while keeping as much choice as possible.

Daily routines and personal care prompts Meal, household and community participation support Communication with families and support coordinators Help matched to preferences, safety notes and daily needs
Steady help inside the home. Discuss this support
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Short-Term Accommodation (STA) & Respite Care

Planned short stays for participants, with time for families and carers to rest or manage other commitments.

Respite planning with useful handover notes Personal care, meals and daily activities Short stays that feel familiar and well prepared Flexible help for planned stays or transition periods
A well-planned break with familiar care details carried through. Discuss this support

Good accommodation support starts with a rhythm people can trust.

Life Focus Care keeps the basics steady: predictable routines, useful communication and enough planning that the stay does not feel improvised.
Medium-Term Accommodation (MTA) support with Life Focus Care

Medium-Term Accommodation (MTA)

Temporary accommodation help while longer-term housing, home modifications or discharge plans are being arranged.

Transition planning and daily routines Stakeholder updates throughout the stay Support while long-term housing is arranged Goal-led daily living assistance
A steady bridge between the current setup and the next home arrangement. Discuss this support
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Supported Living & Daily Routines

Help with the daily rhythm of home life, from morning and evening routines to household participation.

Morning, evening and weekly routine support Household participation and independence building Simple prompts and respectful assistance Consistent communication around changing needs
Small routines that make home easier to keep going. Discuss this support

Before support starts

What happens before support starts.

Every enquiry starts with the person's location, funding, risks, timing and the people already involved.

  1. Initial conversationWe confirm what is being requested, where it is needed and what matters first.
  2. Plan and funding reviewWe check the relevant NDIS items, expectations and practical details.
  3. Support matchingWorkers are matched to the task, location, communication style and safety notes.
  4. Ongoing reviewWe keep notes, stay in contact and adjust when needs change.

Next step

Talk with Life Focus Care about the next step.

Share the location, the main request and any timing or safety details. The team will talk through what happens next.