Short Term Accommodation (STA)
Looking For Short Term Accommodation?
We understand that the need for short term care can arise suddenly and for a range of reasons.
Our Short Term Accommodation services are a quality respite program where your loved one will be looked after in a comfortable and relaxed environment. Both of our services offer the perfect home away from home for your loved one to enjoy a break away from where they normally live.
Our Short-Term Accommodation (STA) provides planned respite for families or carers who care for a person with disability. Both our respite houses offer activities that are fun, offer opportunities to make friends and enjoy community outings. We work closely with families and carers over time to build relationships so when clients access our respite services they do so with ease.
St John of God Accord’s Respite houses offer fun and inclusive environments, where your loved one can try new activities and make friends all in a safe and supported environment
What’s included;
- 24/7 hours staffed, fully furnished, accessible house
- All meals provided throughout the day including breakfast, lunch, dinner, morning and afternoon tea
- Fun activities including lunches, concerts, football, fetes etc
- Personal care and support throughout the day and night
- A secure and vibrant community where all of our residents needs are met each and every day
Frankston STA
Frankston provides support to people aged 18-30 years who live at home and have behaviours of concern.
The house is purpose-built with five bedrooms and has the capacity to be split into two separate units with separate living areas. Activities include community outings, in-home games, sensory activities, art and craft and movie nights.
NDIS participants will need to ensure that they have adequate Short-Term Accommodation funding at the 1:2 rate or higher to cover service costs.
Macleod STA
Macleod supports people up to the age of 65 years who live at home. We consider the compatibility of clients attending, so each person has a great experience away from their families and feels comfortable in the respite home.
It is a purpose-built house and has the capacity to be split into two separate units. The house is spacious with five bedrooms with a TV in each room. There are two living rooms, a main kitchen with dining room and a smaller kitchenette in the rear unit of the house.
Bookings are scheduled in advance and cater for different lengths of time, usually 1-3 nights at a time.
NDIS participants will need to ensure that they have adequate Short-Term Accommodation funding at the 1:3 ratio to cover service costs.
In home respite
We can provide in-home service that provides planned respite to families from a few hours a day, a short break or as needed. We respond to the needs of each family and their circumstances with flexibility. This can be accessed through our individualised Services model of service.