Share house in Brassall

Whether you’re moving out of the family home or looking for more space to call your own, this newly renovated four-bedroom share house will help you get the most out of independent living.

Luke* is in his forties and is looking for two housemates to share this SDA-approved home. Luke uses a wheelchair to get around and loves Monopoly, fishing, bowling and spending time with friends. With two separate lounge areas, there’s plenty of space to enjoy some quiet time alone and a large, covered patio and BBQ area provides the perfect opportunity to welcome your friends and family for a meal or quiet drink.

Just a 10-minute walk to the IGA and café and a 20-minute walk to Brassall Shopping Centre, you can make the most of all the freedom that independent living brings.

This home meets Improved Liveability design requirements under the NDIS. It has a large, well-appointed kitchen with a dishwasher, two accessible bathrooms to share and built-in robes in the bedrooms. The covered alfresco dining area is the perfect spot for a meal or quiet drink with your friends and family and the big backyard with veggie gardens will suit gardening enthusiasts.

*We don’t use our real client names to protect their privacy.

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Supported Independent Living House Brassall
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Address
Brassall QLD 4305
Phone
1300 236 822

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Whether you’re moving out of the family home or looking for more space to call your own, this newly renovated four-bedroom share house in Ipswich meets Improved Liveability design requirements under the NDIS and will help you get the most out of independent living.

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We know you have passions, aspirations and plans and what’s important to you, is important to us. Our support workers are friendly, down to earth people who love nothing more than to see you kick goals and get what you want out of life.

With 24/7 support available at a 1:3 staff to client ratio, our qualified, experienced and caring team will walk alongside you, promoting your confidence and independence in the areas that matter to you most.

We can provide support with budgeting, cooking and cleaning or support to get out and about, socialise and participate in your community. Our Melody Street and Trinity Social and Life Skills Hubs are a short drive away if you’re looking for opportunities to connect with others and build lasting friendships through fun group activities with people who share similar goals and interests.

We have our own registered psychologists, social workers and behaviour support specialists that can provide support, guidance and training for our teams with strategies to assist with challenging behaviour.

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