Frequently asked questions

While both supports provide short-term relief, they both serve different purposes. Respite care provides temporary care to people with disability, allowing their caregivers to take a break from caregiving responsibilities. On the other hand, short-term respite focuses on providing temporary housing for people with disability.

Absolutely. Respite care and short-term respite is funded under the Core Supports category of the NDIS. It’s important to note that eligibility criteria is determined on a case-by-case basis, so it’s best to chat to our team to learn more about your funding availability and the process involved in accessing respite care and short-term respite services.

To be eligible for these supports, you must meet criteria involving your age, disability and residency. In addition to this, you must be assessed and recommended by an appropriate healthcare professional or support coordinator, demonstrate a need to access these supports, and be approved for an NDIS plan.

With our comprehensive range of accommodations to choose from, you’ll be sure to find a house that suits your needs and preferences. Search our website to find a suitable house from locations across Melbourne – whether you prefer a quiet place to relax or a house that suits a city lifestyle. Or you can leave it with our team to find your perfect place. We’ll take into consideration your requirements when finding the right house, such as your health condition, mobility, and personal care needs.

Once your NDIS plan has been approved, contact a registered provider such as Respite Stays to discuss your needs and book your accommodation. Check our website for available locations, services, and pricing options that meets your needs.