Take a breather –
we’ve got you covered

Valley Independence offers flexible, short‑term accommodation and in‑home respite so you and your carers can enjoy a well‑deserved break. Whether you prefer a weekend away, a few days of fun activities, or a drop‑in visit at home, our 1:1‑to‑1:3 staffing ratios give you the support you need while you focus on living life your way.

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How We Can Help You
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  • We offer short‑term stays in our accommodation (length of stay depends on your NDIS package) and drop‑in support at home.

  • Absolutely. Options include cooking, shopping, arts & crafts, board‑game nights, cinema outings, community events, and more – you decide what feels right.

  • Yes. Drop-in supports, Respite & short term-accommodation can be funded under the reasonable and necessary supports in your NDIS plan.

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How Valley Independence helps you achieve your NDIS goals

  • Woman smiling and playing a game of Uno with cards and a wooden rack on a wooden table.

    What will a typical respite stay look like?

    You’ll arrive at a comfortable, home‑away‑from‑home setting staffed by a small team (1:1‑to‑1:3). The day can be as relaxed or as active as you wish—baking in the kitchen, strolling through town, joining a board‑game night, or simply unwinding in a quiet space.

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    Which new abilities will participants develop?

    While you enjoy a change of scenery, you’ll practice daily‑living skills (i.e. cooking, meal prep), build social confidence through group activities, and reinforce independence by making choices about your schedule and hobbies.

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    How does this align with my NDIS goals?

    Drop-in support helps you to maintain your independence, knowing you can get the assistance you need to live safely in the comfort of your own home.

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    Who will be there to support me?

    Our dedicated staff work with you before, during, and after each stay, providing step‑by‑step guidance, safety checks, and personalised feedback. Our team also offer drop in calls to give you a hand at home.

Ready to rest and recharge with Valley Independence respite support?

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