Everyone should live in a place they love where they are happy, safe and able to thrive.

At Reliance Care & Support, we know how important it is to have a home that is purpose-built for your needs. With years of expertise behind us, we provide high quality disability homes in Melbourne that not only supports you but feels like home.

Our properties are designed to exceed NDIS accommodation standards, so you can live comfortably and independently in your home environment.

With our NDIS housing in Melbourne:

Be supported – whether you’re looking for a home suitable for complex care, a group home with other friendly people, or NDIS specialist disability accommodation, we have options that suit your needs. Our disability homes includes features such as:

• wheelchair accessible entrances, paths and corridors
• easy access bathrooms and kitchens with safety features
• slip-resistant flooring
• spacious living areas optimized for ease of movement
• security features for peace of mind including 24/7 video surveillance of the property

Enjoy your home – rather than a facility, our homes feel like exactly that: a space where you can feel comfortable, be yourself, and invite friends and family over. We offer warm and contemporary interiors that can be adapted to suit your tastes.

Stay connected to the community – our homes are positioned near shopping centers, public transport, medical centers, recreation spaces, education facilities and work opportunities, so you feel part of the local community.

Feel secure with a high-quality home – we are responsive to your needs, take on feedback, tick every box and ensure your home matches your expectations.

Reliance Care also offers Supported Independent Living (SIL) services and Complex Care for Melbourne clients staying in our properties. We can provide help with personal care, domestic assistance, daily skills training and opportunities to take part in community activities, based on your NDIS plan. For more information, please get in touch with us or feel free to send a referral form.