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Indigenous-Friendly Disability Housing

We offer culturally respectful disability support and housing for First Nations people. We understand the unique challenges Indigenous Australians living with disabilities face and provide not just a home, but a safe and compassionate space that honours culture, community, and identity.

Indigenous-Friendly Disability Housing
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Our mission is to empower people to live their best life by focusing on trauma informed care.
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Culturally Safe Housing  

Our Indigenous disability housing is designed to empower you to live a more enjoyable life. We create secure and nurturing living environments that offer wrap-around care, designed to enable Indigenous people with complex support needs to flourish.  

United For Care's staff are experienced in working with First Nations people. Our support is rooted in respect for your culture and traditions, and we work closely with you to ensure your living conditions improve your quality of life.  

Trauma-Informed Care

We understand that living with a disability can come with trauma, especially for people with past experiences of institutional settings. We also recognise that many Indigenous people live with the effects of intergenerational trauma.  

Our trauma-informed approach focuses on healing and empowerment, creating an environment that promotes trust, safety, and control over the care you receive. Our aim is to help you make peace with the past so you can build a brighter future.  

Connection to Community

Choosing United for Care means joining a community that uplifts you. Our housing provides more than a place to live – it’s a foundation for the life you want to lead. We work alongside family, Elders and community members to customise our services to your needs.  

Whether it’s connecting you with occupational therapists experienced in working with Indigenous people, or helping you engage in cultural practices, we’re here to help you achieve independence, connect with a wider community, and live a life that complements your values.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Our Services

How can we support you?

At United for Care our experienced team can assist you with navigating the NDIS, applying for the right funding and finding a new home. Here’s how we can help you on your NDIS journey:

How our Vertical Villages work

We’ll help you find a home that meets your needs and helps you live independently, within a supportive and vibrant community.

Step 01

Browse the listings above to find a home that suits your needs

All homes in our vertical villages are close to public transport, medical services and shops, supporting independence.

Step 02

Get in touch with our team

Fill out a property request form and one of our friendly team members will be in touch to walk you through your options.

Step 03

Explore your options

We will dicuss your support and housing needs and provide you with our best solutions.

Step 04

Personalise your support

Our team will work with you to tailor your support, which can include a tour of the Vertical Village!

Step 05

Finalise your funding

We will work with your team to confirm your funding meets your support needs.

Step 06

Design your transition

Our team will work with you to finalise every detail to get your new home ready for move-in.

Step 07

Welcome home

This is the big day! We will give you the keys to your very own home. All that’s left to do is settle in and explore the community.