Accommodation Vacancies

This opportunity is to share with 4 men and women aged between 40 and 76 years old.

The unique conversion of the home has created separate living environments, with one man accessing one part of the home and the other 4 bedrooms on the other side.

Residents in this home enjoy accessing their community regularly and spending time outside and in the garden.

Our support team have experience in supporting people who can engage in some behaviours of concern.

Residents have access to a sleep shift overnight.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

Our current householders communicate non-verbally and/or use some key words. Two housemates need full support with their daily living activities and are assisted by 2x support workers with safe transfers. The young man of the household gets around independently.

Although not enrolled in SDA, this home is fully accessible and supports people who require a high level of physical assistance such as attendant propelled wheelchairs and floor and ceiling hoists.

This home is on a site with 5 other duplexes, each with undercover spaces with outdoor settings for entertaining. There’s also a large, shared gazebo for outdoor entertaining and gatherings.

Housemates have access to NDIS funded nursing support at times throughout the day (please note, this is not 24/7 and this service is not a nursing model) and have the support of a local GP and podiatrist who visit on a regular basis, or as needed.

This home has an active/awake shift overnight.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

The lucky new housemate would join with 3 people aged between 44 and 75, 2 of whom communicate non-verbally. The third housemate communicates verbally and enjoys being independently outside in the fresh air and sunshine.

Although not enrolled in SDA, this home is fully accessible and supports people who require a high level of physical assistance such as attendant propelled wheelchairs and floor and ceiling hoists.

This home is on a site with 5 other duplexes, each with undercover spaces with outdoor settings for entertaining. There’s also a large, shared gazebo for outdoor entertaining and gatherings.

Housemates have access to NDIS funded nursing support at times throughout the day (please note, this is not 24/7 and this service is not a nursing model) and have the support of a local GP and podiatrist who visits on a regular basis, or as needed.

This home has an active/awake shift overnight.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

He says he’s hilarious and pretty good looking… and reckons he’d make a great salesperson. He also describes himself as being a caring man and often offers protection to people he perceives need his protection.

He’s keen to find another male housemate who “gets him” and shares his interests and sense of humour. It would also be better for someone who is of a similar age to him. He enjoys gaming, Pokémon and soccer. He also likes to play games at iplay at Carousel and try his luck with purchasing scratchies!

The people who have supported this young man for a long time, have suggested he may be suited to live with someone who has a level of protective behaviours and who can implement their own boundaries.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

We’re looking for a male or female housemate to live with 4 others aged between 31 and 64.

There’s a range of interests among the household, from hip hop music to pampering days and visiting the cat café. All residents utilise non-verbal forms of communication and require full support with all activities of daily life.

Although not enrolled in SDA, this home fully accessible and supports people who need a high level of physical assistance such as attendant propelled wheelchairs and floor and ceiling hoists.

This home has an active/awake shift overnight shared across 5 people.

Housemates have access to NDIS funded nursing support at times throughout the day (please note, this is not 24/7 and this service is not a nursing model) and have the support of a local GP and podiatrist who visits on a regular basis, or as needed.

Our team are highly skilled in supporting people with complex physical and disability-health related needs.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

As one of four well-maintained homes on a very large block, this home shares a large courtyard, veggie patches, a water feature, a bird aviary and a large undercover area with speakers and outdoor heating for entertaining.

We’re looking for a female to join housemates aged between 44 and 79, but a male would be considered if he’s the right fit.

This home has an active/awake shift overnight and is fully accessible to support people with high levels of physical assistance needed, such as attendant propelled wheelchairs and floors and ceiling hoists.

Housemates have access to nursing support at times throughout the day (please note, this is not 24/7 and this service is not a nursing model) and have the support of a local GP and podiatrist who visits on a regular basis, or as needed.

All housemates utilise non-verbal forms of communication and our highly skilled team provide full support with all activities of daily life.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.

The new male or female housemate would join a man and a woman aged 53 and 63. It would suit a more mobile person, although someone who requires the use of a walker or grab rails may still be suited to this home following assessment.

Consistency is important, as one of the current residents has a significant vision impairment and relies on familiarity of the set-up of his home to navigate.

The home is at the front of the property, with a sister home at the rear. There’s a shared gazebo, ideal for hosting gatherings, entertaining or having a BBQ. Both homes also have their own outdoor alfresco areas.

Our team are trained in supporting people who may engage in some behaviours of concern.

For more information about this vacancy please contact our Participant Engagement Department on ped@nulsendisability.com.au or call 6253 4700.