Property Listing

SDA Design Category

Fully Accessible

Support Model

This is the type of assistance provided overnight within the home. There is both Active ('Active Night') and Inactive ('Sleepover') funding available and this is determined based on your needs.

Sleepover

Current Residents

• Hunts is home to one male and 3 females aged between 57 and 69. Families are always welcome and visit often.
• Residents enjoy socialising together and engaging in group activities both in the home and the local community including going for walks, picnics, cinema, and sporting event trips.

Neighbourhood

• Local sights near Hunts include: Horsham Library, Horsham Neighbourhood House, Haven Recreation Reserve, Horsham Botanical Gardens, Horsham RSL, Horsham Sports and Community Club and Horsham Aquatics Centre. There are also great local cafes, restaurants and bars.
• Nearby medical services include: Wimmera Health Care Group and Horsham Doctors.
• Shopping centres nearby include Horsham Plaza, Haven General Store.

Public Transport

• Horsham Train Station: Closest train station, providing train services on the V/Line network.
• Horsham Bus Routes: Routes pass through Haven, most go through Horsham, and connect to surrounding areas.

Home features

This five-bedroom home features two living rooms and a beautiful big garden with a sensory area, sun shades and outdoor furniture to enjoy. The home is well designed for wheelchair users.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible
• Wide doorways and hallways
• Personalised support spaces
• Ceiling hoist tracks in bedroom

Our team

Our disability support workers at Hunts are specially trained to help with your health and disability needs. Our Human Rights team provides this training to make sure you get the best possible support, tailored just for you. Our staff are trained in the following areas and can learn additional skills based on what you need:

• Specialist Mealtime Assistance
• PEG Feeding
• Stoma Care
• Pressure Care Management
• Wound Management
• Complex Manual Handling
• Continence Management
• Catheter Care
• Bowel Management
• Epilepsy Management & Medication Administration (Clonazepam)
• First Aid
• Specific Mental Health/ Psychosocial Disability training
• Personal Care Assistance – Available for those requiring help with daily activities such as dressing, eating, bathing
• Daily Living Skills Support – Assistance with meal preparation, shopping, cleaning
• Behavioural Support – Available for individuals who require positive behaviour support plans or intervention strategies.

There are lots to see around this welcoming home, so whether you’re heading out on your own, meeting friends, or exploring as part of your individualised support arrangements (ISA) you’re guaranteed to find lots to enjoy locally.