36 Uralba Street

• High Physical Support SDA
• Two Participant Home + OOA
• Private Ensuites for Both Participants

High Physical Support Living with Space and Privacy

• Two Private Participant Suites
• Dedicated OOA Room
• Flexible Support Workspace

A Spacious Centre for Daily Life

• The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area creates a generous central space where participants can prepare meals, relax, spend time with visitors and take part in everyday household activities.
• Its connected arrangement helps reduce unnecessary barriers between the main shared areas while giving support teams clear access when assistance is required.
• The result is a functional living environment that remains comfortable, residential and easy to use.

Personal Space with Accessible Comfort

The home includes

Two participant bedrooms, each designed as a private, comfortable personal retreat

• Built-in robes provide practical storage, while direct access to an accessible ensuite supports privacy and more independent personal routines.
• Having a separate bedroom and bathroom for each participant helps create clearer boundaries within the shared home.
• Participants can enjoy their own space while continuing to benefit from shared living areas and nearby support.

Designed for Participation and Connection

• The kitchen sits directly alongside the dining and living areas, creating an inclusive environment where participants can remain involved in cooking, conversation and daily household routines according to their preferences and support needs.
• The open arrangement makes it easy for participants, visitors and support teams to spend time together.
• There is enough space for shared activities while the private participant suites provide quieter areas away from the main living zone.

Everyday Facilities That Work Together

• Each participant bedroom connects to its own private accessible ensuite, helping simplify personal care routines and preserve dignity.
• A third accessible bathroom provides an additional facility for visitors, support workers or other household requirements.
• The large laundry includes step-free access and additional storage, creating a practical place to manage clothing, linen and household supplies.
• This additional storage can help keep participant areas organised and reduce clutter throughout the home.

Reliable Support Without Losing Privacy

• The dedicated Onsite Overnight Assistance room allows overnight support to be provided from within the home when required.
• This arrangement helps support workers respond efficiently while allowing participant bedrooms and personal spaces to remain separate.
• From a SIL provider's point of view, the inclusion of dedicated OOA accommodation supports more practical staffing arrangements and helps balance responsive assistance with participant choice, dignity and independence.

Extra Space for Planning and Administration

• A flexible area near the entry can be used as a study, support workspace or administration zone. This provides a useful place for documentation, planning, appointments and communication without needing to use participant bedrooms or the main living area.
• Its adaptable design gives participants and SIL providers greater choice in how the space is used as household and support requirements change over time.

A Relaxed Extension of the Home

• The covered outdoor pavilion provides a sheltered place for participants to relax, meet with family and friends or enjoy supported activities outside.
• This additional living area creates more choice in how participants spend their time at home. It can support quiet relaxation, social connection and everyday outdoor enjoyment while remaining conveniently connected to the residence.