Short Term Accommodation In Perth, WA

A short stay away from home can open up a world of new possibilities. The NDIS gives people with disability the chance to explore new experiences, build valuable skills, and take a well-earned break from their everyday routine. Whenever you feel the need to step away from your usual environment — whether to learn something new or simply recharge — NDIS Short-Term Accommodation (STA) is there to support you. It’s also a valuable source of respite for carers, giving them time to rest while their loved one is well looked after.

➡️ Benefits of Short-Term Accommodation
➡️ Build new skills through structured, capacity-building activities
➡️ Meet new people and get involved in your local community
➡️ Access temporary, reliable support at home when your usual carer is unavailable
➡️ Support community participation while giving carers genuine respite

How STA Funding Works

Short Term Accommodation funding covers the participant’s personal care, meals, accommodation, and capacity-building support during their stay. Funding is typically allocated at a group rate, though individual support can be accessed if it’s assessed as reasonable and necessary during your NDIS planning meeting. To access individual support, you’ll need to provide evidence that it’s required due to your disability.

How Aastha Community Service Can Help

Aastha Community Services (ACS) helps you make the most of your Short-Term Accommodation, including respite stays, so you can work toward your goals and stay engaged with your community. We’ll assess your individual needs and connect you with meaningful, capacity-building activities throughout your stay. The NDIS funds up to 28 days of STA support per year, accessible in blocks of up to 14 days at a time.

As a registered NDIS SIL provider in Hayens, Queens Park, Canning Vale, and Perth, WA, Aastha (ACS) ensures every stay is safe, comfortable, and genuinely beneficial — for both participants and their carers.