A break for carers, a good experience for the person
Carers should take regular breaks to rest and recharge. We offer short-term accommodation so families and carers can relax, while the person builds new skills and has a positive experience with us.
Support is individualised for children, teenagers and adults with different levels of support needs, disability and health conditions.
What respite gives you
A break for carers
Time to rest, recharge and step away from daily routines.
New skills for the person
A positive stay that can also build or practise skills.
Individualised support
Support matched to each person’s needs and health conditions.
Caring people
Staff who work closely with you for a positive experience.
Is respite right for your family?
- You care for someone and need regular breaks
- The person would enjoy time away and learning new skills
- You want support for a child, teenager or adult
- You want a service tailored to the person’s needs
Frequently asked questions
What is respite care?
Short-term accommodation that lets families and carers rest while the person has a positive experience and may learn new skills.
Who can use respite?
We individualise support for children, teenagers and adults with varying degrees of support needs, disability and health conditions.
What does it cost, and is it covered by the NDIS?
Our services are funded through the NDIS.
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Send us a referral online, or get in touch first if you would like to talk it through.