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STAA: Berkeley, NSW
A well-established, open-plan home in a residential area, this house is purpose-built to meet every need during your stay.
Property details
Overnight stay
Adults
Support features
Wheelchair accessible
Accommodation type
Short Term Accommodation (STA)The property
This property is suitable for both young people and adults (at separate times), for overnight stays.
Berkeley respite is located next to a primary school and can be a little noisy between 9am-3pm on school days.
Support can be provided 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Features
- 5 bedroom house, with shared open-plan kitchen, dining and living room
- Fully fenced with a small outdoor area at the side of the house, raised garden and an undercover area
- Large TV and DVD player
- Built to meet disability standards: wide doorways, level access to all areas, wheelchair access and fire exits in all bedrooms, mobile customer hoists, and bathrooms fitted with high/lo spa bath and shower trolley
- Access to the property is via a driveway down the side of our group home; there is a Mercedes sprinter with wheelchair hoist to enable customers to travel in their wheelchairs.
Nearby Facilities
- In-house activities based on individual customer goals and interests
- Bus stop at the end of the driveway
- Small shopping centre nearby for groceries, chemist, etc.
- Play area, skate park, public pool and sports club nearby
- Larger shopping centres at Warrawong and Wollongong are 10 kilometres away
- Short drive to Lake Illawarra, Kiama and Berry, or visit Mount Keira Lookout, Minamurra Falls, Wollongong surf beaches and harbour, or St George football stadium.
Property Id: 2506-1-STAA
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The Aruma Way
The Aruma Way puts you at the centre. It means support that is safe, effective, and built around your goals. Here is what our participants have to say about how it works for them. Find out more about Our Aruma Way Promise.
“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. “
