Top Five Reasons People Choose Ability Options for Short Term Respite
No matter your age, background, or support needs, we’re committed to making your respite experience safe, enjoyable, and enriching. Here’s why families and participants trust us:
- Experienced Respite Support for Families and Carers
Our Short Term Respite services offer informal carers a break, while participants enjoy quality support from experienced and highly trained staff
- Comfortable, Safe, and Accessible Accommodation Options
Our dedicated respite accommodations are designed for accessibility and comfort, with staff onsite 24/7to ensure safety and peace of mind.
- Skill Building and New Experiences
Beyond rest and care, our respite programs encourage independence through skill development and engaging activities tailored to your interests.
- Flexible and Personalised Support
We tailor each respite stay to suit individual goals, preferences, and NDIS plans—whether it’s a weekend or a longer break.
- Trusted by the Community
With years of experience and a strong reputation, Ability Options is a trusted Registered NDIS Provider of Short Term Respite services.
Who do we support?
Ability Options welcomes all NDIS participants and people with disability. Our highly trained staff have extensive experience supporting individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and support needs. Depending on your circumstances and NDIS funding, we can provide Short Term Respite for children, young people, and adults.
What kind of support can I get during my stay?
Our Short Term Respite services are designed to be flexible, inclusive, and enriching. Whether you’re staying in one of our dedicated respite homes or receiving in-home support, our team is committed to making your experience safe, enjoyable, and tailored to your goals.
We work closely with you, your family, and carers to ensure your stay is comfortable and that any concerns or anxieties are addressed with care and understanding.
Our NDIS Short Term Respite supports include:
- Epilepsy management
- Enteral feeding
- Medication management
- Support with meal preparation
- Planning day trips and activities
- Support in learning new skills such as sports or art and craft
- Manual handling
- Positive behaviour support
- First Aid and CPR