Armidale Supported Independent Living (SIL)

The property

Vacancy details

Gorgeous high ceilings and spacious, light-filled rooms are up for grabs in this well-positioned Armidale home. Featuring two large lounge rooms and an accessible outdoor entertainment area complete with a fire pit, BBQ and TV, there’s more than enough room to relax with friends. 

There’s currently one bedroom available for a new resident to bring their own furnishings, belongings and friendly personality! 

Features

• 4 bedroom house
• Shared areas include: 2 large lounge rooms with one adjoining the dining and kitchen areas, 2 large and accessible bathrooms with ceiling hoists
• Accessible outdoor entertainment area with a TV, BBQ, fire pit and lawn
• Fully accessible home with level street access and front carport to main entry undercover.

Bedroom features

• Easy access flooring
• Large windows with a bright and airy outlook
• Built-in wardrobe
• Wheelchair accessible and fitted with ceiling hoists
• Adjoining bathroom shared with one other housemate.

Nearby Facilities

• Bus stop with infrequent services
• Walking, electric wheelchair or scooter distance to town
• Close to shops, cafes, pubs and clubs
• Nearby movie theatre, and sport and recreation grounds
• The University of New England offers a number of opportunities for sporting and cultural interests.

Applicant considerations

This vacancy is best suited for a male aged 20-60 years who is friendly with a sense of humour.

The current residents are males aged 20–60 years, with varying levels of mobility and independence in daily activities. They all enjoy easy access to the Armidale community and visiting nearby towns.

Current staff ratio is 1:4, or 3:5 at peak times, with active overnight support. 1:1 support is available as needed, depending on your NDIS funding. Staff experience and training includes: manual handling, hoist transfer, palliative care, safe nutrition and swallowing, supporting customers with positive behaviour support plans, alternative communication and dual diagnosis.