Kellyville, NSW 2155

This purpose-built home in Kellyville is designed for people requiring Improved Liveability (IL) SDA funding under the NDIS. Bridge Housing and Achieve Australia have partnered to provide a modern home where people can live as independently as possible while receiving the support they need.

The home accommodates up to five people and has been designed to balance privacy with shared living. Accessible design features support everyday routines, while shared indoor and outdoor spaces provide opportunities to spend time with housemates, family and friends.

Property features

• 5-bedroom home
• 2 bathrooms
• 2 shared living areas
• Purpose built for Improved Liveability SDA funding
• Ceiling hoist
• Ramp access
• Wide pathways and doorframes
• Secure backyard
• Outdoor entertaining area
• Air conditioning
• Two accessible parking spaces
• 24/7 support workers on site
• 24/7 nursing support
• Overnight assistance
• Shared vehicle access
• Individual supports delivered according to each person’s funding and preferences

Life at Kellyville

Kellyville offers access to a range of everyday services and community facilities. Kellyville Village provides shopping and essential services close to home, while Kellyville Metro Station connects to the wider Sydney transport network for work, appointments and social activities.

The local area also offers a variety of outdoor and community spaces. Kellyville Memorial Park Reserve provides open green space and walking paths, while nearby community facilities and local cafes support an active and connected lifestyle. Blacktown Hospital is within easy reach for emergency and specialist healthcare.

Living in Kellyville allows people to maintain routines, stay connected with their community and enjoy a stable and welcoming home environment.

Support model

Support is tailored to each person’s NDIS plan and individual goals.

The model includes:

• 24/7 support workers on site
• 24/7 nursing support
• Overnight assistance
• Shared vehicle access
• Individual supports delivered according to each person’s funding and preferences

Before someone moves in, staff work with them to understand their routines, health needs and personal preferences. Supports are planned around daily life to promote independence and consistency.

Compatibility between housemates is considered carefully, including routines, communication styles and shared living preferences.

The guys at Dundas enjoy a beautiful setting with nice gardens and vegetable patches, which they love to maintain. They are about to plant the garden for winter, and can’t wait to see what grows in the cooler months. The home features two lounge rooms, allowing everyone to socialise together or enjoy some quiet time separately.