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About Cheltenham, Charman Road

Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)

Great locations and great housemates in Cheltenham Specialist Disability Accommodation: we are looking for a new outgoing person to join our five housemates.

Our friendly house is in a great location near all the Cheltenham amenities. It is a two-minute drive or 20-minute walk to Mentone and Black Rock beaches. There is variety of public transport nearby, including Cheltenham Train Station which is a 5 minutes’ walk and a bus stop 100 metres down the road. Westfield Southland Shopping Centre is very close by and there are a range of supermarkets and other shops in Mentone, with lovely little boutique shops on Charman Road near Cheltenham Stations.

  • Six spacious bedrooms
  • Two bathrooms
  • Two bright large open-plan living spaces
  • Large fully equipped kitchen
  • Outdoor living area with undercover BBQ
  • Staff bedroom and bathroom
  • Laundry

About the vacant room

The vacant room has built in robes and features cooling and heating for resident comfort in the winter and summer months. Room is located at the front of the property adjacent front living room and main bathroom. It is approximately 3.9m x 2.9m in size. The new housemate can furnish the room with their belongings to suit their personal style.

Things you need to know

You must be 18 years or over to apply. As we are a registered NDIS Accommodation provider, you will need to have the appropriate Supported Independent Living (SIL) funding in your NDIS plan. You will need to be able to pay rent and utilities and establish a Residential Agreement.

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VMCH Supports

We offer support seven days a week, including a sleepover support model and 24 hour nursing. VMCH is the support provider. The staff are skilled in supporting with people with dual disabilities.

Registered NDIS Provider and certified social enterprise

As a registered NDIS provider, we ensure that our services meet the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct, offering you peace of mind and quality supports. We are recognised by social traders as a social enterprise, Australia’s only social enterprise certification
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The NDIS supports people with a permanent and significant disability that affects their ability to enjoy everyday life. It gives participants more choice and control over how, when and where their supports are provided.

You need to meet certain requirements to qualify for an individual support plan when it becomes available in the area where you live.

Eligibility requirements include:

  • A participant must have a permanent disability that significantly affects their ability to take part in everyday activities
  • You need to be aged less than 65 when you first access the scheme
  • You must also be an Australian citizen, live in Australia and hold a permanent visa or a Protected Special Category Visa.

For more information on access requirements go to the NDIS Access Eligibility Checklist web page.

Early intervention requirements include:

  • Child has an impairment or condition that is likely to be permanent
  • Child is under six years with a developmental delay which results in substantially reduced functional capacity in one or more areas of self-care, language, cognitive and motor development
  • There is evidence that getting supports now will help a child by reducing how much assistance they will need in the future, it will help family and carers keep helping the child.

The NDIS website also has more information about early intervention access requirements.

The NDIS takes a flexible, whole-of-life approach to working with individuals and their family to develop a plan about what support they need to enjoy life, live independently and achieve their goals.

It provides participants with more choice and control over how, when and where their supports are provided.

It also provides certainty that they will receive support over their lifetime.

The NDIS will fund reasonable and necessary supports that help participants achieve their goals.

This may include:

  •  Daily personal activities
  • Transport to participate in community, social, economic and daily life activities
  • Workplace help so a participant can successfully gain or keep employment
  • Therapeutic supports including behaviour support
  •  Help with household tasks
  • Help from a person skilled in aids or equipment assessment, set up and training.
  •  Home modification design and installation, mobility equipment, vehicle modifications.

Under the NDIS Act, a support will not be funded if it:

  • Is not related to the participant’s disability
  • Duplicates other supports already funded by a different mechanism through the NDIS
  • Relates to day to day living costs that are not related to a participant’s support needs, or
  • Is likely to cause harm to the participant or pose a risk to others.

We have staff who are experts in the planning process. They can provide advice to assist you to make the most of your plan.

The NDIA has prepared the NDIS Planning Workbook, which can be found on the NDIS website: www.ndis.gov.au/participants/planning-process

Call our NDIS experts today

1300 698 624

hello@vmch.com.au

Or contact the NDIS

https://www.ndis.gov.au/contact

1800 800 110*, 8am to 5pm (AEST) Monday to Friday

For people with hearing or speech loss, TTY 1800 555 677

Speak and listen, 1800 555 727

For people who need help with English, TIS 131 450

*1800 calls from fixed lines are free. Calls from mobiles may be charged.

To find out more about VMCH Disability Services programs and our policies for clients and residents, please download our Client Handbook, which is also available in Easy English.

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