Supported Living FAQs

Can I stay here for respite or STA?

Yes, you can. Some people come for a short break. Others stay a few nights between things. It’s flexible and calm.

What’s the difference between STA and respite?

They’re often used in similar ways. Respite is usually planned. STA can be more flexible. Both give you space to rest.

Can I bring my own support worker?

Yes. The goal here is that by having that support worker, you have that care coming to you, in your space.

What if I don’t have a support worker?

We’ve got our own support workers on site. You can use ours, or we can share support.

Is this just for NDIS participants?

No. Anyone can stay here. Some people use NDIS funding. Others just want somewhere peaceful.

How do I know if a place is available?

Just reach out. We’ll talk about what you need and check what’s free.

What if I need Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)?

You can stay while you wait for a longer-term home. It’s already set up, and it works around you.

Are pets allowed?

Small pets are welcome. If you have a small cat or a small dog, you are very welcome to bring them along with you.

What’s inside the apartments?

When you walk in, it’s not just a blank table and a TV. You have flowers, you have pictures, you have books, you have games - you have everything you need.

What should I pack?

Bring what makes you feel good. The rest is ready for you.

Are the homes accessible?

Yes. Most have lift access, walk-in showers, and step-free entries. Just tell us what you need and we’ll find the right fit for you.

How close are the homes to the beach?

Just a short walk. And you can see whales from your balcony. You actually won’t need binoculars. That’s how clearly you can see them.

What’s nearby?

Cafés, local shops, parks, Shelley Park, the Esplanade, Cronulla Mall are all within reach.

What if I forget something?

If you’ve forgotten any of your belongings, we’ll send them to you.

How do I book?

Chat with Marcel or Lea to find the right fit.