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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Caring for someone with a disability is a deeply rewarding experience, but it can also be physically and emotionally demanding. At times, caregivers need a break to rest, recharge, and focus on their well-being. That’s where NDIS Short-Term Accommodation (STA), commonly referred to as respite care, comes into play. This essential service offers temporary relief for caregivers and individuals with disabilities, ensuring that everyone involved in the care journey can enjoy moments of rejuvenation and support.<\/p>\n

At our disability services<\/strong><\/a>, we provide high-quality, person-centred respite care through NDIS STA. Our mission is to create a nurturing environment where individuals with disabilities can thrive, engage in meaningful activities, and feel at home while their caregivers take the time they need for themselves. In this comprehensive blog, we\u2019ll explore the numerous benefits of NDIS Short-Term Accommodation, both for participants and their families, and how our services make a positive impact on the lives of those we serve.<\/p>\n

What is NDIS Short-Term Accommodation (STA)?<\/h3>\n

NDIS Short-Term Accommodation (STA) is a type of support that allows people with disabilities to stay in a temporary care setting for a short period. This service is often utilised by families or caregivers who need respite from their caregiving duties. STA, commonly known as respite care, is typically funded by the NDIS for up to 28 days per year, although this can vary based on individual needs and circumstances.<\/p>\n

Respite care is designed to be a supportive experience for both the participant and their caregivers. While caregivers can take a break, individuals with disabilities benefit from a change in environment, new experiences, and the opportunity to engage in social activities. At our facility, we ensure that all participants in our STA programs receive the best possible care, with access to tailored activities and the support they need to feel comfortable and happy during their stay.<\/p>\n

Who Can Access NDIS STA?<\/h3>\n

NDIS Short-Term Accommodation is available to eligible NDIS participants who have the need for temporary accommodation and support. To access STA, participants must have funding allocated for this service in their NDIS plan. If this is not already included, families can request a plan review to see if STA can be added as part of their overall support package.<\/p>\n

The participants who typically benefit from STA include:<\/p>\n