15 Happiness

A More Private Robust SDA Home

• Robust SDA
• 2 Participant Home + OOA
• 1 Rented, 1 Available

Structured, Comfortable and Support-Friendly

• The main living areas are planned to support a stable day-to-day routine.
• The home gives each participant their own kitchen, meals and living area for relaxing, meals, support interactions and everyday activity, while still allowing them to retreat to their own private bedroom when needed.
• For participants, the layout helps create a clearer and more predictable environment.
• For SIL providers, the home allows practical supervision, smoother daily routines and responsive support, while residents keep a relaxed household.

Personal Space Within Supported Living

• The home includes 2 participant bedrooms, with 1 participant currently rented and 1 participant vacancy available.
• Each bedroom provides a private space for rest, routine, and personal belongings within the wider shared home.
• In a Robust SDA setting, personal retreat space matters.
• This layout supports participants who may benefit from stronger boundaries between shared activity areas and private spaces, helping reduce stress and support a more settled home environment.

Connected Spaces for Everyday Routines

The kitchen, dining, and living areas are positioned to support simple daily routines including

Meals, quiet time, visits, support interactions

• The home has been planned around clear movement and practical use, giving participants and support staff a space that feels straightforward to navigate.
• This is not a layout that relies on complexity. It is designed to support routine, visibility, comfort, and day-to-day function in a way that suits Robust SDA living.

OOA Included for Overnight Assistance

• A dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance (OOA) room is included so support can be available within the home when required. This helps participants maintain privacy and independence while still providing reassurance that overnight assistance can be close by.
• For a 2-participant Robust SDA home, onsite support capacity is a key part of making the home work well. It allows support teams to respond when needed while keeping participant areas focused on living, not service delivery.

Simple, Secure and Easy to Use

• The outdoor area gives participants access to fresh air and a change of setting as part of daily life.
• A manageable outdoor space is valuable in Robust SDA because it can support calm routines, supervised outdoor time, and a stronger connection between indoor and outdoor living.
• The focus is on usability rather than complexity, giving participants a space that feels safe, residential, and easy to maintain.

Built for Stability and Long-Term Living

• As a Robust SDA home, 15 Happiness Way is suited to participants who require a more durable and structured environment.
• The design supports safety, privacy, reduced household stress, and long-term liveability.

The property may suit participants

Robust SDA funding, SIL providers seeking a practical 2-participant home with OOA, families looking for a stable accommodation option in Wyndham Vale with one current vacancy available