Respite

Respite - It's healthy for everyone

Looking for respite that everyone looks forward to?

Supporting you by providing feel-good respite, personal care and helping with achieving individualized goals.

"Respite is different for everyone.

It's how it feels that matters - It should feel like a familiar, homely environment.

This is extra-important if the participant is neurodivergent or anxious."


- Aria - Caring staff member.


A young woman wearing a black shirt and a necklace is smiling for the camera.
Talk on the phone with Aria

In A Perfect World, Respite Would Be Easy

If Only Life Was Perfect

The truth is we all face feelings of guilt or feeling slack when we do respite. The truth is none of us are superheroes and we all have limited energy in our tank. Respite allows us to recharge learning to deal with those awkward feelings. It is so much easier when respite is happening in a fun way.


Making Respite Feel Like Your Birthday

Imagine if respite was something that everyone loved and looked forward to.

Well, that's exactly what we're here to create. It may not involve birthday cake, but it's definitely fun. We set up respite adventures specifically within your young person's interests and to meet their personal capacity-building goals. If only respite was like this everywhere you go.

A group of children are jumping in a bouncy house. SIL – Supported Independent Living, NDIS, Canberra

Getting Respite Happening the Right Way

Respite Is Important - For Everyone

Everyone needs respite, and accepting help is essential for maintaining emotional health.

Respite allows carers to recharge, enabling them to better support their participants.


Respite Done the Right Way

Our respite services provide new social experiences and a sense of adventure.

We ensure our accommodation is fun, safe, and feels like a home away from home.

We use this time to help participants build life skills.


Community and Comfort

Our accommodation fosters a community of well-matched personalities.  It's got to feel like "Ahhhh... I'm happy here."

It should feel like stepping into a welcoming home, not an institution.

A woman wearing headphones is listening to music with her eyes closed. SIL – Supported Independent Living, NDIS, Canberra
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