NDIS Respite Adelaide
Personalised NDIS respite care and Short-Term Accomodation in Adelaide
HealSoul provides personalised NDIS respite care and Short-Term Accommodation in Adelaide, supporting participants with their disability-related needs while giving family members and informal supports the opportunity to take a short break.
Trusted and fully qualified carers, we offer flexible care for those living with disabilities, prioritising their wellbeing and giving you the utmost peace of mind during your break.
The core of our mission as an NDIS respite provider in Adelaide is to develop a deep understanding of your situation through empathy. Acknowledging the uniqueness of each individual’s needs, we are fully committed to delivering tailored support and genuine, enriching care.
Discover the HealSoul difference in our superior respite care with a free introductory consultation.
How it works
Contact
Get in touch with the HealSoul team, an NDIS respite and Short-Term Accommodation provider in Adelaide, through our online inquiry form or directly by phone.
Connect
Discuss your specific NDIS respite needs, preferred dates and disability-related support requirements with our team. We can explain available respite options, current pricing arrangements and any everyday expenses that may need to be paid separately.
Verify & Support
A HealSoul respite professional will follow up to confirm your requirements, available options and next steps. We’ll work with you to make sure your respite arrangements reflect your routines, preferences and disability-related support needs.
Tailored NDIS Respite Care In Adelaide
HealSoul provides flexible disability support and respite options in Adelaide, tailored around the participant’s individual needs, routines and NDIS plan. Depending on your circumstances, support options may include:
In-home Respite
In-home support allows participants to receive disability-related assistance within their usual home while family members or informal supports take a break. Support may include assistance with daily routines, developing everyday skills or participating in social and community activities.
Overnight & Weekend Respite
Participants who require disability-related assistance at home may be able to arrange overnight or weekend support, depending on their needs and NDIS plan. This may include assistance with personal care, overnight routines or other approved disability-related supports.
Social & Community Participation
Participants may also access support to take part in social, recreational and community activities, depending on their goals and NDIS plan. This may include individual or group-based activities designed to build confidence, skills and community connections.
Short-term Accommodation Assistance (STA)
Short-Term Accommodation (STA), also known as short-term respite, allows eligible participants to stay away from their usual home for a short period while receiving the disability-related assistance they need. Under current NDIS guidance, STA can generally be funded for up to 14 days at a time and up to 28 days per year where the relevant criteria are met.
Navigating NDIS Respite Services In Adelaide
Understanding your NDIS funding and accessing appropriate respite supports can sometimes feel complex. At HealSoul we aim to make this process easier through:
- Careful assessment of your needs and unique situation
- Clear information about NDIS respite services, funding and current pricing arrangements
- Expert guidance regarding the NDIS application and service usage process
Our team can help you understand HealSoul’s respite options and how Short-Term Accommodation in Adelaide or other disability supports may fit within your NDIS plan. Where STA is funded, we’ll work with you to understand your accommodation and disability-related support needs and explain any costs that may need to be paid separately.
Learn more today with a free consultation.
Rest, reconnect and feel supported with trusted NDIS respite providers in Adelaide
Take a short break with the reassurance that HealSoul’s experienced respite team is supporting your family member with their individual routines, preferences and disability-related needs. Short-term respite can help sustain informal caring arrangements while providing participants with a positive change of environment and appropriate support.
Our dedicated and compassionate team of NDIS respite carers take great joy in connecting with families. They work closely with you to determine the optimal respite care plan for your circumstances and bring varied experiences to cater to different needs and desires.
Together with a respite carer, participants and their carers can:
- Access programs, community events and even employment opportunities
- Experience new environments and enjoy social engagement
- Give family members and informal supports time away from their usual caring responsibilities
- Spend time on maintaining individual and family wellbeing and relationships
Discover the difference HealSoul’s respite care and support can make by scheduling a no-cost consultation today.
Frequently Asked Questions
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants may receive funding for Short-Term Accommodation where it relates to their disability support needs and meets the NDIS funding criteria. Eligibility is assessed individually, so having an NDIS plan does not automatically mean STA will be funded.
The respite and disability support options available will depend on your individual circumstances, needs and NDIS plan. HealSoul can help you understand your options and discuss suitable supports.
NDIS-funded Short-Term Accommodation may cover temporary accommodation and eligible disability-related assistance while a participant is away from their usual home. This can include support with personal care, daily routines, meal preparation or eating, and accessing the community where these supports are included in the participant’s plan.
From 1 July 2026, accommodation and eligible disability-related assistance are priced separately. Everyday expenses such as food and meals, entertainment and personal activity or admission costs are not funded through STA.
Under current NDIS guidance, Short-Term Accommodation can generally be funded for up to 14 days at a time and up to 28 days per year where the relevant criteria are met. The amount funded depends on the participant’s individual disability-related needs, circumstances and NDIS plan. There is no universal allocation of “free respite care”, and having an NDIS plan does not automatically mean STA will be funded.