Ainslie, ACT

Vacancy in the suburb of Ainslie, ACT

Just minutes from Canberra’s CBD, Ainslie is a highly sought-after suburb that seamlessly blends natural beauty, urban convenience, and community charm. Its wide, tree-lined streets and heritage character homes give it a unique appeal and offers excellent public transport links, well-maintained footpaths, and proximity to essential services, shops, schools, and the Australian War Memorial.

 

Accessibility

 

  • Supportive railing in the bathrooms.
  • Wide walkways and door frames
  • Residents are supported with 24/7 access to skilled and qualified support staff including active overnight support.

 

House Features

  • Open-planed single storey property.
  • Open kitchen, living and dining rooms.
  • Transport available with an on-site vehicle from The Disability Trust.

Applicant Considerations

Enjoy a spacious, open-planned, bright home equipped with physical access features including railing in bathrooms, and wide door frames and walkways . The property is located in a safe and friendly neighbourhood and has an on-site van from The Disability Trust for transport and community access.

The property currently has two female and two male residents who access high supports and enjoy at home discos. The group also like to explore the community with short outings. This home has 24/7 on-site support including active nights.

 

Support Available

This SIL vacancy in Ainslie, ACT is supported with 24/7 access to skilled and qualified support staff including active overnight support

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The Disability Trust acknowledges the traditional custodians of the Country on which we provide services. We recognise the strength and intergenerational resilience of Elders and honour the culture and knowledge of community leaders past, present and emerging.

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