Housing – Inclusive Comfort Care

Housing

Housing is where you live. Supported Independent Living (SIL) is when you live with other people or by yourself, but you get help from us. The help can be different for each person, but it can include things like assistance with daily tasks.

INCLUSIVE COMFORT CARE is a company that helps people with disabilities live in a home where they feel comfortable and included. They offer different types of care, like help with everyday tasks and more intense care for people with complex needs. They also provide breaks for caregivers and encourage people to make choices and be independent in their daily activities. Supported Independent Living is a good way for people to live on their own but still have support when they need it.

We can help you find a special place to live, work with where you already live, or help you stay in your own home. Our workers can be with you all the time or just during the day to help you. Our homes are made to make you feel comfortable, safe, and like you are at home.

We really want you to talk to us about what you want and how we can help you.

Inclusive Comfort Care acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we stand and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.

Medium Term Accommodation

MTA refers to transitional accommodation for NDIS participants who are preparing to move into a more permanent home.

The NDIS funds Medium Term Accommodation for eligible participants for up to 90 days. This is so people living with disabilities aren’t forced into an aged care facility or made to wait in hospital longer than they need to.

Who can access Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)?

MTA is available to eligible NDIS participants who require temporary transitional housing while they wait for their more permanent home to become ready or available to use.

Short Term Accommodation

STA Short Term Accommodation funding replaces what used to be called ‘respite’ (i.e. alternative care arrangements for when careers need a break or are unable to perform their caring duties). Although it may seem a bit confusing at first, funding for respite is still available for participants and their careers, but it is now provided as ‘Short Term Accommodation and Assistance.

under the NDIS, Short Term Accommodation (often referred to as STA) is temporary supported accommodation for a period of 2-6 weeks, available through the Core funding of your plan.

Occasionally we offer a range of social, recreational and leisure activities which help to encourage inclusion in the community and provide participants with an opportunity to engage in activities that may help them work towards their goals.

we provide a range of service to beat support you in your NDIS and Personal care Journey.

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