Short Term and Medium Term Accommodation (STA & MTA)

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What We Offer

Quality Short & Medium Term
Accommodation Solutions

STA Accommodation
Bedroom
Kitchen

Short Term Accommodation (STA)

Fully accessible rooms

24/7 support staff

All meals included

Recreational activities

Transport assistance

Personal care support

MTA Accommodation
Living Area
Furnished Room

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)

Fully furnished homes

Medium-term stays (up to 90 days)

Utilities included

Support coordination

Therapy access

Community connection

Community Activities
Personal Care
Transportation

Additional Support Services

Personal care assistance

Skill development

Community participation

Transport services

Therapeutic support

Respite for families

Understanding Short Term and Medium Term Accommodation (STA & MTA)

Short Term Accommodation (STA) and Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) are NDIS-funded supports that provide temporary housing solutions for people with disabilities. These services offer a safe and supportive environment while participants transition between living arrangements, during times of crisis, or while waiting for permanent housing solutions to become available.

Short Term Accommodation (STA)

STA includes accommodation and support for short stays, typically up to 14 days at a time. This can be used for respite care, giving both participants and their usual carers a break, or during emergency situations where usual accommodation is temporarily unavailable.

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)

MTA provides accommodation for longer periods, usually up to 90 days. This is particularly useful when participants are waiting for their permanent home to become ready or are transitioning between long-term accommodation options.

What's Included in STA and MTA?

Both STA and MTA typically include:

  • Accommodation in a shared or individual setting
  • Personal care and support
  • Meals
  • Activities and community participation
  • Any additional supports specified in your NDIS plan

How to Access STA and MTA Funding

To access STA or MTA funding through your NDIS plan, you'll need to demonstrate that these supports represent value for money and will help you pursue your goals. The funding is typically included in the Core budget under the category of Assistance with Daily Life.

Our team can help you through the process, including:

  • Assessing your accommodation needs
  • Preparing documentation for your plan review
  • Finding suitable STA/MTA options that meet your requirements
  • Coordinating with the NDIS to ensure smooth transitions

Why Choose Our STA and MTA Services?

  • We provide quality, disability-friendly accommodation options
  • Our support staff are trained, experienced, and compassionate
  • We offer personalized support plans tailored to your specific needs
  • We facilitate community engagement and social activities
  • We work closely with you, your family, and support coordinators to ensure a seamless experience
  • We're committed to helping you develop independent living skills during your stay

When Might You Need STA or MTA?

STA and MTA can be beneficial in various situations:

  • When your usual carer needs a break (respite)
  • During emergencies or crises that affect your living situation
  • While waiting for your permanent home to be made ready or modified
  • During transitions between long-term accommodation options
  • When trying out new living arrangements before making a permanent decision

If you would like to learn more about our STA and MTA services, call us today on +61 411 686 870. Our team is happy to answer your questions and help you navigate the process.

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Faq's

Frequently Asked
Questions

Have questions about Short Term and Medium Term Accommodation? Below are answers to some common queries about STA and MTA under the NDIS.

  • What is the difference between STA and MTA?
    Short Term Accommodation (STA) typically covers stays of up to 14 days and is often used for respite care. Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) covers longer stays, usually up to 90 days, and is designed for situations where participants need temporary housing while waiting for permanent arrangements.
  • Can I use STA for a vacation?
    Yes, STA can sometimes be used for holidays or short breaks, but it must be related to your disability support needs. The focus is on maintaining your support routines while giving your usual carers a break.
  • What supports are included in STA/MTA?
    STA and MTA typically include accommodation, all meals, personal care support, and assistance with community participation activities. Additional supports depend on your individual needs and NDIS plan.
  • How do I get STA or MTA included in my NDIS plan?
    You need to demonstrate that STA or MTA is reasonable and necessary for your situation. This usually requires documentation from support coordinators or therapists explaining why temporary accommodation is needed and how it aligns with your goals.
  • Can I choose where I stay for STA/MTA?
    Yes, you have choice and control over your accommodation providers. We can help you find options that meet your needs, preferences, and location requirements.
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