Frankston South: Vacancy in Improved Livability home
Suburb: Frankston South
Postcode: 3199
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Improved Liveability Vacancies: 1
ID: Heritage
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SDA Design Category
Improved Liveability
Support Model
This is the type of assistance provided overnight within the home. There is both Active ('Active Night') and Inactive ('Sleepover') funding available and this is determined based on your needs.
Sleepover
Current Residents
Four men live here, aged 48 to 67. Mix of verbal and non-verbal communication. Residents are all ambulant.
Neighbourhood
- Frankston Hospital is a short drive away.
- Nearby shopping centres are Bayside and Frankston Village.
- Nearby attractions include Frankston Beach, pier and foreshore, George Pentland Botanic Gardens, Peninsula Aquatic Recreation Centre (PARC), Frankston Arts Centre Frankston Library and Ballam Park.
Public Transport
- Frankston train station provides Metro train services to Melbourne and other areas.
- Frankston bus terminal is a central hub for local and regional bus services providing transport to nearby suburbs.
Our team
The staff in this home are trained to provide the following support:
- Personal Care Assistance – Available for those requiring help with daily activities such as dressing, eating, bathing, etc.
- Daily Living Skills Support – Assistance with meal preparation, shopping, cleaning, etc.
- Behavioural Support – Available for individuals who require positive behaviour support plans or intervention strategies.
- PEG Feeding
- Complex Manual Handling
- Epilepsy Management
- First Aid
There is lots to see around this welcoming home, so whether you’re heading out on your own, meeting friends, or exploring as part of your individualised support arrangements (ISA) you’re guaranteed to find lots to enjoy locally.
Get Support - Supported Independent Living
If you are seeking support for yourself or someone else, contact us today.
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