SHORT TERM ACCOMMODATION

INTEGRITY | LEADERSHIP | HEALTH | PURPOSE | COMMUNITY

♡ WE SUPPORT MEN TO LEAD WITH THE HEART♡

STA WITH HEART-LED SUPPORT

Our team works closely with NDIS participants, families, and support coordinators to deliver STA that aligns with your personal goals. Whether it’s to recharge, develop life skills, or explore a new environment, our Short Term Accommodation goes beyond providing a place to stay. It’s about creating opportunities, offering respite, and fostering independence.

With Heart-Led Support, you’ll experience a service that’s not just NDIS-approved but also heart-led. Our mission is to empower individuals to live life on their terms, ensuring that your Short Term Accommodation experience is supportive and enriching every step of the way.

Supporting Your Journey Through The NDIS.

Let Heart-Led Support help you achieve your goals with STA that makes a real difference. Whether you’re in Brisbane, Gold Coast, or Sunshine Coast, we are here to offer support that goes above and beyond.

At Heart-Led Support, we’re more than just an STA Provider; we’re driven by passion and purpose, empowering people through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Our Short Term Accommodation (STA) solutions are designed to go beyond simply meeting your needs, providing a space where you feel supported, understood, and empowered to thrive.

LEADING THE WAY IN STA WITH MALE CENTRIC SUPPORT WORKERS.

Looking for the leading NDIS provider in Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Sunshine Coast? Heart-Led Support is your trusted choice for personalised Short Term Accommodation (STA) services. As a top NDIS provider, we specialise in offering compassionate, tailored care that fits your unique needs. Our team includes dedicated male support workers who provide specialised care, particularly for men, ensuring comfort, dignity, and understanding in every aspect of service.

Whether you require STA for respite care or as part of your NDIS plan, Heart-Led Support is committed to helping you achieve your goals and aspirations. Ready to experience care that’s truly focused on you?

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SHORT TERM ACCOMMODATION FAQ’S

STA stands for Short-Term Accommodation in disability services. This service provides temporary housing for individuals with disabilities who need a break from their usual living situations or whose care needs cannot be met at home. The service also offers support services and meals during the stay to ensure the participant's comfort and safety. It also stands for Short-Term Accommodation and Assistance (STAA).
Yes, core funding can be used for Short-Term Accommodation services. Core funding is one of the funding categories in an NDIS participant's plan, which covers the support they require for their day-to-day life. STA comes under the Core support budget and allows participants to use their funding to cover the cost of accommodation, meals, and other support services during their stay.
With Short Term Accommodation (STA), an NDIS participant can receive a range of support services, including accommodation in a safe and comfortable environment, meals, personal care services, and access to social and recreational activities. The support provided is tailored to meet the specific needs, preferences, and goals of each individual. Additional support services may also be provided based on the participant's plan and funding.
Yes, the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) does pay for Short-Term Accommodation (STA), but only if it is included in an individual's NDIS plan. This funding typically comes from either the core or the capital support budget, depending on the nature of the person's plan and their specific needs. It is important to ensure that STA is part of your approved support for the NDIS to cover the costs.
Yes, respite care is covered under the NDIS. It provides temporary support to the primary carers of a person with a disability, offering them a break while ensuring the individual with a disability continues to receive care and support. This service can be included as part of a person's NDIS plan.
The main difference between respite care and short-term accommodation lies in their focus and purpose. Respite care is designed to give primary carers a break from their caregiving responsibilities while ensuring the person with a disability continues to receive care. It can take place either at home or in the community. Short-term accommodation (STA), on the other hand, focuses on providing temporary housing for the person with a disability. The goal of STA is to offer the individual new experiences, social engagement, and opportunities to learn new skills, usually outside their usual living environment. While both services offer temporary support, respite care emphasises relieving the carer, while STA centres around the personal growth and experience of the person with a disability.