What Is Respite?
Respite provides short-term support for individuals with disability, older Australians, or people with complex needs, while offering families and carers time to rest, attend to other responsibilities, or plan ahead.
Respite can be planned or flexible and may be delivered in-home or within a supported residential environment, depending on individual needs.
Our Respite Options
We offer a range of respite supports, including:
- Short-Term Accommodation (STA)
- Planned and regular respite
- Flexible respite arrangements
- Residential-based respite with 24/7 support
All respite supports are delivered with a focus on safety, structure, and wellbeing.
Our Boutique Approach to Respite
We intentionally provide respite to a smaller number of participants at any one time.
This boutique approach allows us to:
- Maintain consistent staffing
- Tailor supports to individual routines and preferences
- Reduce environmental stress
- Ensure participants feel safe, comfortable, and supported
Clinical Oversight & Safety
Our respite services are supported by strong clinical governance, including:
- Experienced and qualified support staff
- Medication administration and management
- Positive Behaviour Support where required
- Clear incident reporting and communication
Supports are delivered in line with NDIS Practice Standards and relevant legislation.
Who Respite Is For
Our respite services may suit:
- Children, young people, and adults
- Individuals requiring short-term accommodation
- Families and carers needing planned breaks
- Participants transitioning between supports
Funding & Transparency
Respite support may be funded through NDIS, aged care funding, or fee-for-service arrangements.
We believe in transparency and clearly communicating support ratios, funding structures, and service delivery models.
Indicative STR Ratios & Weekly Cost Overview
