Two rooms are open in a four bedroom Supported Independent Living home in Botany, in Sydney's east. Two men live here now, so this is a settled household with room for two, not an empty building.
The house is a standalone home with two bathrooms, an accessible kitchen, a garage at the back and a proper backyard. It is not wheelchair accessible and the bathrooms are not modified, so it suits someone who is ambulant or uses a walker rather than a wheelchair.
Support workers are on site 24/7 at a 1:3 ratio. Maxlife Care was founded by doctors, and clinical oversight sits behind the support team with on-call clinical access. Staff are trained in first aid and medication management.
Botany sits between the airport, Port Botany and the eastern beaches. Westfield Eastgardens is the nearest major shopping centre, Prince of Wales Hospital at Randwick is the closest public hospital, and buses run along Botany Road into the city.
Who it suits: a man aged 50 and over joining a settled male household. Someone who is ambulant or uses a walker, as the home is not wheelchair accessible. SIL funding is required and SDA funding is not. ILO funding will be considered.
Maxlife Care coordinates the match. We look at support needs, daily routines and how someone will fit with the two men already living here, then arrange a meet and greet before anything is confirmed.
Call 1800 100 629 or enquire through Nest.
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Men only household. SIL funding required, SDA funding is not. ILO funding will be considered. The home is not wheelchair accessible and the bathrooms are not modified, so it suits someone ambulant or using a walker. Two rooms are open, so this can suit two people who already know each other.