SHORT TERM ACCOMMODATION AND MEDIUM TERM ACCOMMODATION

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Short-Term Accommodation (STA) is a service that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to have a temporary stay away from their home. This allows for the exploration of new experiences, fostering friendships, and acquiring new skills. Additionally, it provides a brief respite for family members or caregivers from their caregiving responsibilities.

STA at Supportive Minds

• What do we provide?

We provide STA at tranquil environments, enabling caregivers and families to take a well-deserved break. Our expert team ensures the well-being of your loved ones, providing comprehensive support. Our safe facilities are situated in secure environments, ensuring your stay is filled with cherished moments.

Our short-term accommodation services offer:

• 24/7 support
• Trips to the beaches
• Social networking
• Personal Care
• Sport activities
• Meal preparation

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) is a support that provides individuals with disabilities a comfortable and stable temporary living arrangement while they wait for their long-term housing to become available. This may include awaiting Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), home modifications, or other permanent housing solutions. MTA ensures participants have a safe place to stay, supporting continuity, stability, and peace of mind during periods of transition.

MTA at Supportive Minds

• What do we provide?

We provide MTA in calm and welcoming environments, offering participants a secure place to stay for medium-term periods while their long-term housing is being finalised. Our dedicated team ensures each individual feels supported, respected, and valued throughout their stay. While daily living supports are delivered by the participant’s regular care providers, we coordinate closely to ensure a smooth and seamless experience.

Our medium-term accommodation services offer:

• Fully furnished, comfortable living spaces
• Safe and supportive environments
• Meal preparation
• Access to community activities and social engagement
• Convenient locations near essential services
• A stable home-like setting while transitioning to permanent accommodation
• Close coordination with support coordinators and care teams