NDIS Information
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You can contact our team directly or ask your support coordinator to make a referral. We will discuss your needs, review your NDIS plan and determine what supports may be suitable.

No. Participants, family members, hospital teams and support coordinators can all contact us directly to enquire about supports.

Yes. Participants have the choice to change providers if they feel another service may better meet their needs. Our team can guide you through the process.

Advocate Care primarily delivers supports funded through Core Supports, including assistance with daily living and community participation. Accommodation supports may also involve SIL or other relevant funding categories.

Yes. We can work with NDIA-managed, plan-managed, and self-managed plans depending on the support required.

You may still contact us to discuss your situation. We can provide general information about supports and the referral process.

Yes. Advocate Care provides accommodation options including Supported Independent Living (SIL), medium-term accommodation and respite, depending on participant needs and availability.

Participants and support coordinators can contact us to discuss current vacancies and suitable housing options in Perth.

Our accommodation vacancies change regularly. Please visit our Vacancies page or contact us to enquire about current availability.

Not always. Some participants may be able to access supported accommodation with scheduled drop-in supports, depending on their funding and support needs.

NDIS accommodation options vary depending on the participant's funding and support needs. Some participants may access housing through Supported Independent Living (SIL) or other supported living arrangements.

Advocate Care offers accommodation options in Perth and can work with participants and support coordinators to explore suitable housing and support arrangements.

Advocate Care currently offers NDIS supported accommodation in Perth's southern suburbs, including Baldivis, Wellard, Rockingham and Thornlie.

We regularly update our accommodation options and may have SIL vacancies and supported housing opportunities in other parts of Perth as new homes become available. Participants and support coordinators are encouraged to contact our team to discuss current NDIS accommodation availability in Perth and upcoming vacancies.

Yes. Property inspections can often be arranged for participants, families, health professionals or support coordinators.

Some participants may not have SIL funding in their plan but still require housing with support.

In certain cases, supported accommodation may be possible using other funding arrangements with scheduled support. Our team can discuss your plan and determine whether this option may be suitable.

Our support workers are screened, trained and selected to ensure they can provide safe, respectful and person-centred support.

Yes. Where possible, we aim to match participants with support workers who align with their preferences, communication style, personality and support needs.

Yes. Where possible, we arrange meet and greet sessions so participants can become comfortable with their support workers before services begin.

Support coordinators can contact us directly or complete our online referral form.

Referrals can be made by support coordinators, participants or family members. Once a referral is received, our team will:

1. 1. Review the participant's support needs and NDIS plan
2. 2. Discuss suitable support arrangements
3. 3. Arrange an introduction or assessment if appropriate

This depends on support availability, staffing and accommodation vacancies. Our team will discuss timelines once we understand your needs.

Capacity can vary depending on support worker availability and accommodation vacancies. Support coordinators are encouraged to contact us to discuss current availability and participant needs.

We work with participants who require assistance with daily living, community participation and supported accommodation. Our team can discuss each referral individually to determine whether the supports required can be safely and effectively delivered.

Yes. Advocate Care can assist participants who require supported accommodation following a hospital stay.

We work with hospital discharge teams, allied health professionals and support coordinators to help ensure a smooth transition from hospital into a safe and appropriate living environment.

Depending on the participant's needs and funding, this may include supported accommodation, daily living assistance and ongoing support to help the person settle into their new home. Hospital teams and health professionals are welcome to contact our team to discuss accommodation availability and support options.