Welcome to Our Cranbourne Home
A safe and supportive home for women aged 20 and over with psychosocial disability or complex mental health needs. Our women-only home in Cranbourne offers Supported Independent Living, Short Term Accommodation, and Medium Term Accommodation in a calm, familiar space that feels like home, because it is.
The Right Environment Changes Everything
We believe the right environment changes everything. Our Cranbourne home is not just a house. It is a stable, family-style home where women can build confidence, routine, and independence in their own time.
Unlike large providers with rotating staff and dozens of properties, we focus on one home and put everything into doing it well. Support here is consistent, personal, and grounded in genuine care. Just 1–3 women. One dedicated team. No agency staff.
We work closely with Community Mental Health, Behaviour Support Practitioners, Psychologists and Psychiatrists.
Take a Look Inside
- Private, fully furnished bedrooms
- Home-style kitchen and shared meals
- Accessible bathroom designed with dignity in mind
- Outdoor garden and seating area
- Shared lounge and dining spaces
- 24/7 on-site support from a trusted, consistent team
SIL, STA, and MTA, All Under One Roof
We offer three types of NDIS-funded accommodation, all delivered in our one small, women-only home in Cranbourne. Which type is right depends on your funding and your goals.
Long-term support for women who want to live independently with daily assistance.
SIL is an NDIS-funded service providing consistent 24/7 support tailored to your unique needs, including personal care, meals, household tasks, medication administration, transport, and social and community participation. Our SIL home is designed for women who want stability, community, and a safe place to call home long-term.
- Consistent 24/7 support, no strangers, no agency staff
- Private, comfortable, fully furnished bedroom
- Real choice and control, you define independence on your terms
- Direct communication for families and support coordinators, no call centres
A safe, restful break with full support, for a few days or a couple of weeks.
STA is NDIS-funded respite care. Whether you need a break from daily routines, are stepping away from a crisis, or need somewhere safe while things settle, our STA home offers comfort, calm, and 24/7 support from the moment you arrive.
- Women-only, calm and supportive
- One home, one team who knows your needs
- Home-cooked meals, medication support, daily routine help
- Shared lounge, garden, and quiet spaces
- Transport and community access as needed
Transitional housing for women waiting for long-term accommodation to become available.
MTA is NDIS-funded housing for participants who are ready to live more independently but are waiting for their long-term SIL, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), or other permanent housing to become available. Most MTA stays last from several weeks up to 90 days.
- Consistent, trusted 24/7 support from familiar long-term staff
- Calm, homely environment with just 1–3 women
- Holistic, trauma-informed care tailored to each woman
- Near transport, shops, and medical services in Cranbourne
Is Our Cranbourne Home the Right Fit?
Women 20 and over with psychosocial disability or mental health needs
Our home provides trauma-informed support that helps women build confidence, stability, and independence in a safe space.
Seeking stable accommodation, short-term respite, or transitional housing
Whether you need long-term SIL, a short break in STA, or transitional MTA, we have the right option and will help you work out which fits your funding and goals.
Participants seeking routine, safety, and a close-knit home
With just 1–3 women, our family home provides personalised support and a welcoming community.
Real Support. Real Change.
After years of instability, Dora wanted more than just a provider. She wanted a home. At our Cranbourne home, she found calm, consistent support, a team she trusts, and a place where she has rediscovered routine, independence, and peace of mind. She also adopted Harriet, her anxiety cat, who now keeps a watchful eye from the window perch.
Registered, Trained, and Accountable
We meet and uphold the standards set by the NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Commission. Every member of our team is screened, trained, and supported by clinical leadership.
- NDIS Provider Registration Number: 4-J8DTEVB
- All workers hold current NDIS Worker Screening clearances
- First-aid certified and NDIS-trained
- Qualified and minimum Certificate III in Ageing and Disability for all support workers
- 24/7 incident management
- Registered NDIS provider meeting NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Commission standards
Common Questions
Can I visit before deciding?
Absolutely. We welcome tours so you can meet our team and experience the home firsthand.
How many people live in the home?
Just 1–3 women at a time. We keep things intentionally small for a close-knit, personalised environment.
Can I meet the housemates before moving in?
Yes. We encourage potential participants to meet current housemates before committing, so everyone feels comfortable from the start.
What if I live outside Cranbourne?
Many participants come from nearby areas including Dandenong, Frankston, and Clyde. We make every transition smooth and stress-free.
What is the difference between SIL, STA, and MTA?
SIL is long-term supported living. STA is short-term respite for a few days to a couple of weeks. MTA is transitional housing, usually several weeks to 90 days, while you wait for permanent housing. Which type suits you depends on your NDIS funding and goals. Contact us and we will help you work it out.
Getting Started Is Simple
Reach Out
Contact us with questions or to explore which accommodation type is right for you. We respond within one business day.
Explore Your Needs
We listen to your goals, preferences, and funding to work out whether SIL, STA, or MTA is the best fit.
Welcome Home
Once everything is ready, you will be warmly welcomed into our women-only home with 24/7 support from our dedicated team.