Residential
Our residential living service supports people with long-term physical and neurological disabilities to live fulfilling and meaningful lives.
We work with each person to help them achieve personal goals, whether that involves building skills, pursuing employment, or engaging socially within the community.
Respite
We provide short-term respite care for people with physical and neurological disabilities.
We offer a safe and supportive environment, giving the person and their caregivers a valuable break.
Clients can stay for as little as an overnight visit or for several weeks, joining in daily activities alongside others in the whare.
Community
We support people with physical and neurological disabilities to engage confidently and independently in their communities.
Support is provided in people's homes and communities.
Our Home
Our Whanganui home is welcoming and accessible, designed to foster independence and a true sense of belonging. Whether for long-term stays or short-term respite, clients receive support with:
- Personal care and hygiene
- Meal planning and preparation
- Household tasks
- Social and community participation
- Skill development
- Access to essential services like healthcare and banking
- We aim to empower clients to live as independently as possible with tailored care and support.
What We Offer
- Experienced support staff
- Comfortable, accessible accommodation
- Shared living and communal spaces
- Outdoor areas for relaxation and recreation
- Nutritious meals and full linen service
- Access to nursing support
- Support to participate in local community activities and outings
Respite Services
Why Respite Matters
- Provides relief for family or whānau caregivers
- Offers clients a change of routine and environment
- Encourages social engagement and skill-building
- Supports maintenance of physical function and independence
What We Provide
- On-site catering with a fully equipped kitchen
- Communal dining and lounge areas
- Outdoor spaces for relaxation
Bedding, towels, and linen supplied - 24/7 support with personal care, mobility, and communication
- Continuation of personal routines and access to group activities and outings
How to Access
Respite care access requires referral through regional NASC or ACC services: AccessAbility Whanganui
Upon referral, we:
- Arrange a home visit to meet the client
- Develop a personalised lifestyle plan
- Confirm initial stay dates
- Explain the booking system for future stays