Short Term Accommodation, also known as respite care, provides funding for temporary support and housing when you need a break from your usual home environment. This covers the expenses of your care in a different location, either alone or with others. This type of support is commonly funded when your regular caregivers are unavailable or when you want to explore new experiences.

During Short Term Accommodation (sometimes called Respite), participants engage in enjoyable activities like bowling, water sports, and picnics. This offers families regular opportunities to take a break from their daily caregiving responsibilities. It creates a safe and supportive home environment for individuals with disabilities, fostering personal skill development and chances for social interaction through group activities.