SDA: Logan Village, QLD
Property details
Support features
Local Aruma services
Local amenities
Funding Model
SIL, Supported Independent Living (SIL)Supports
Fully accessibleThe property
Vacancy details
There are currently three independent units available, ready for new residents to add their own furnishings and belongings.
This home is a Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) property, but we have the flexibility to welcome NDIS participants who have funding for Supported Independent Living (SIL) only.
There is currently one vacancy left in this home.
Features
- There are 5 independent units, each complete with: one-bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette and lounge room, laundry and alfresco area
- Shared areas include: kitchen, dining, lounge area, laundry and large outdoor area
- Fully fenced yard with landscaped garden and BBQ area
- Fully accessible, flat level home.
Bedroom features
- Laminate flooring
- View of the gardens from kitchenette windows
- Built-in wardrobe
- Ensuite bathroom.
Build a life that works for you
Applicant considerations
This is a Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) property providing full accessibility.
The current vacancies are best suited for a male aged 21-60 years who is semi-independent and enjoys shared living.
The 3 current residents are males, aged 18-55 years, who all use wheelchairs for mobility. They enjoy music, sports, cars, bowling, movies, BBQs, community outings, video games, fishing, cooking and basketball.
Staff have a variety of skills and experience, including PEG feeding, manual handling, positive behaviour support, active support, mealtime management, nutrition and swallowing.
Current staff ratio is 2:5, or 3:5 at peak times, with active overnight support.
Funding
To apply for this vacancy you must have funding for accommodation or Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in your NDIS plan. You will be required to pay rent and utilities, and you or your important person must sign an agreement.
Our promise
The Aruma Way
“At Aruma, I feel like I'm part of something bigger - they listen, understand, and help me grow in my own way. “
“To me, the Safe Way means the person supporting me is a person that cares, a person that is friendly, a person that I'm comfortable being around and opening up to. “
“I feel safe in my home, and I know I can speak up if I need to. “
“It's all about me and the respect that this is my house, my property, my rules. It's promoting my independence because that's what I want. “
“Aruma staff work well with all the people who support me. This means everyone works together. “
“A good support worker asks me what I want to do and involves me in every decision about how I live my life. They help me to do things, but they don't do things for me. “
