Auxilium Recovery Network offers participants and their informal networks much needed opportunities to take a break from their regular routines, thereby mitigating risks around stress, friction and carer burnout. Sometimes a short stay away from home can make all the difference in terms of giving participants the chance to try new things, serving as a place to make new friends or develop new skills.
Auxilium Recovery Network’s Goal Oriented Respite:
- Is truly person-centred, carefully customised to each participant’s preferences.
- Encompasses activities aligned with plan goals - typically around independence, capacity building and community engagement.
- May cater for groups or individuals, based upon personal preference and therapist recommendations.
- Matches participant with the most suitably matched Auxilium Recovery Network team member to encourage maximum engagement and achievement.
- Is funded by participant NDIS plans (for an aggregate of 28 days per year.
- Can be anything from 1-14 consecutive nights in duration per Goal Oriented Respite.
- Includes safe transportation to/ from the participant’s doorstep – and everywhere in-between!
- Includes a daily meal/ activity allowance (group settings only, wherein providers may bundle meals and activities into the daily rate).
To discuss your eligibility for Goal Oriented Respite, please contact our friendly team on 1300 040 272, or email admin@arnwa.com.au
Short-Term Accommodation (STA) FAQs
A: STA is a temporary stay for people with disabilities to receive support when they need a break from their everyday living situation.
A: Generally, you cannot bring family members or friends along. STA is designed for you to have support and some time away on your own, not as a family vacation.
A: This is a common misconception among those who aren’t familiar with the NDIS guidelines. An STA is NOT a holiday. It’s a NDIS funded service where you can get support and assistance while taking a break from home. The focus is on your goals and overall wellbeing, not just relaxation.
A: You can stay for up to 14 days at a time, and you can use STA for a maximum of 28 days in a year.
A: STAs can vary widely in terms of comfort and amenities, but they are primarily focused on providing support and working towards identified goals.
A: You will receive support services such as personal care, meals, and activities tailored to your needs.
A: To book STA, you can contact an approved provider, discuss your needs, and get a quote. Make sure your plan manager approves it before booking.
A: STA isn’t for vacations, but you can participate in fun activities that support your personal goals while you’re there.
A: If you need to cancel, check the providers cancellation policy. It’s best to give as much notice as possible.
A: Funding for STA comes from your NDIS plan. If it’s in your plan, you can access it to pay for your stay and support services.
A: No, STA is available for participants of all ages who are eligible under the NDIS program.
A: Bring your personal items, any medications, and anything else you need to feel comfortable. The provider will guide you on specific items to take.
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