Maddington is a practical, well-connected suburb in Perth's south-east with Maddington Central shopping and the Armadale rail line.
Vitality Community Care currently has a supported home in Maddington, offering Supported Independent Living for NDIS participants across Perth's south-east. Homes here are built to the High Physical Support design category. Support ranges from a few hours a day to 24/7, matched to each participant's plan, goals and preferences. Every placement is subject to availability and suitability.
Nearby, we also have supported accommodation in Armadale, Byford, Gosnells and Haynes.
Suitable forParticipants with high physical support needs seeking an accessible, purpose-designed home.
Armadale Health Service and St John of God Murdoch are both within reach.
Maddington Central is the local anchor.
Maddington station on the Armadale line and Albany Highway buses serve the suburb.
The Canning River corridor and Harmony Fields' accessible playground are local assets.
Participants wanting practical, well-priced housing with rail and shopping in walking distance. Our team supports participants in Maddington with daily living, community access and, where funded, nursing and high-intensity supports. We work with support coordinators and families to make sure the home, housemates and support model genuinely fit before anyone commits.
Yes. Vitality Community Care currently lists 1 supported home in Maddington with vacancies, built to the High Physical Support design category. Every placement is subject to availability and suitability, so we recommend submitting a referral early to start the conversation.
SIL is NDIS funding for support workers who help a participant live as independently as possible in their own home, from a few hours a day up to 24/7 support. It covers the human support delivered in the home; the home itself may separately attract SDA funding if the participant is eligible.
Our team supports participants in Maddington and across Perth's south-east with daily living, personal care, community access and, where funded, nursing and high-intensity supports. Support plans are shaped around each participant's goals, routines and preferences.
Support coordinators, hospital discharge planners, family members and participants themselves can all refer. Submit the referral form on our website or call 1300 395 852; we respond quickly with honest advice about fit, including when a different provider or home would suit better.
Yes. We encourage participants, families and coordinators to view the home before any decision is made, and to meet the team who would be providing support. No one should commit to a home they have not seen.
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