Mortdale, NSW 2223

Welcome to this Improved Liveability SDA home in Mortdale, designed to support people who benefit from accessible shared living and a 24/7 nursing-led model.

This single-storey five-bedroom home offers a familiar and well-supported environment for up to five residents. Accessible features such as ramp access, wide pathways, wide doorframes and ceiling hoist infrastructure support safe movement throughout the home, while the secure backyard and outdoor entertaining area provide comfortable spaces to relax and spend time together.

Located close to Mortdale Train Station, Olds Park, Mortdale Town Centre and Westfield Hurstville, the home is well positioned for regular outings, family visits and everyday community access. Train rides, local shopping, church, hydrotherapy, music therapy and relaxed park outings all form part of life around the home. Music is especially important here, with karaoke a favourite shared activity and a regular part of the household routine.

The current household is home to people who enjoy meaningful routines, familiar outings, music and time spent together in a peaceful, supportive environment.

Property Features

• Single-storey five-bedroom home
• 24/7 nursing-led support
• Ceiling hoist
• Ramp access
• Wide pathways and wide doorframes
• Secure backyard
• Outdoor entertaining space
• Shared vehicle
• Close to train station, parks and local shopping precincts

How support works

Support is coordinated in line with each person’s NDIS plan and delivered through a 24/7 nursing-led model.

• shared combination of active overnight support
• 24/7 nurses onsite across every shift
• support workers and AIN teams providing day-to-day care
• higher-need clinical supports including tracheostomy and catheter care
• therapies, personal care and routines planned around individual needs
• additional support aligned to each person’s goals and funding

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.

This home is intended for people who want to live as independently as possible, on their own or with others, with support focused on mobility, daily care and complex health needs. This may include people with profound intellectual disability, epilepsy, dysphagia, respiratory needs, PEG feeding requirements, wound management or other medical support needs. The home is best suited to people who benefit from a calm, structured environment, accessible design and a nursing-led support model where routines, communication styles and compatibility are carefully considered.

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