NDIS accommodation

St Jude’s offers a variety of home and living options, including Supported Independent Living (SIL), Drop-In Support (DIS), and Individualised Living Options (ILO), utilising single units or shared accommodation settings. Participants can choose between different living arrangements that suit their needs, whether they prefer living alone or in a shared setting.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is designed for individuals who need help with daily tasks while living independently. St Jude’s provides on-site staff to assist with personal care, cooking, cleaning, and other activities to promote independence.

Drop-In Support provides flexible assistance for participants who need intermittent help during the day. St Jude’s offers Drop-In Support with four hours of care provided flexibly over 24 hours, ensuring participants receive help when needed without full-time care.

Individualised Living Options (ILO) support NDIS participants in creating customised living arrangements, such as living with a host family, friends, or on their own. St Jude’s helps NDIS participants explore and set up the best living option based on their preferences and support needs.

Yes, St Jude’s offers 24/7 staff support in their home and living accommodations or within the complex, ensuring participants receive round-the-clock care and assistance whenever needed, particularly in Supported Independent Living (SIL) arrangements.

St Jude’s staff are trained to manage medications for NDIS participants, ensuring they take their prescribed medications safely and on time. Staff also monitor for any side effects and ensure medication compliance.

Yes, St Jude’s staff provide support for NDIS participants attending medical or therapy appointments. They assist with transportation and accompany participants to ensure they receive proper care and follow-up.

St Jude’s staff assist with meal preparation based on participants’ dietary needs and preferences. Whether in a SIL or Drop-In Support arrangement, meals are prepared to ensure nutrition and health. NDIS participants can also be involved in the cooking process if they choose.

St Jude’s encourages family involvement in all aspects of care for NDIS participants. Families are invited to participate in support planning, provide input on support strategies, and stay informed about their loved one’s progress. Regular communication is maintained between St Jude’s staff and family members, ensuring that everyone is aligned with the participant’s goals and well-being.

St Jude’s works closely with NDIS participants to develop personalised care and goal plans. Whether it’s learning new life skills, improving personal care, or managing finances, staff support participants in working towards their individual goals.

St Jude’s carefully matches NDIS participants in shared living arrangements based on their preferences, personalities, and support needs. This ensures that participants feel comfortable and supported in their living environment.

Yes, clients are required to contribute a portion of their pension towards the costs of their living arrangements. This contribution helps cover daily living expenses such as rent, utilities, and groceries. St Jude’s can provide guidance on how these contributions are calculated and managed in line with NDIS funding.

Yes, St Jude’s can accommodate pets on a case-by-case basis in home living arrangements. This ensures the living environment is suitable for both the participant and their pet, supporting their well-being.

St Jude’s offers housing options in various regions throughout WA and QLD. You can reach out to our team to explore available homes, and we will work with you to find a location that aligns with your preferences and support requirements.