MercyCare is excited to announce the launch of a new service dedicated to providing supported independent living for individuals living with psychosocial disability. This service will be operated from McAuley House in Subiaco, a location with a rich history of community engagement and support.
McAuley House is currently undergoing a meticulous refurbishment to create a comfortable and welcoming home environment. When complete, the home will accommodate two individuals, offering tailored support services. Dedicated support staff will be available 24 hours a day to assist the residents and assist them to rebuild their confidence and embrace their individual strengths.
Natasha Campbell General Manager Disability Services said, “This initiative reflects MercyCare’s ongoing commitment to enhancing the quality of life for people with a disability.”
“With a strong focus on supporting people with a psychosocial disability, we hope that this service extension meets the unique needs and aspirations of people with complex mental health, who require accommodation as they transition back into the community.”
“Above all, we want the residents to feel safe, secure and relaxed, like it’s their own home.”
For more information about MercyCare’s Supported Independent Living home in Subiaco, please contact MercyCare on 9340 7281 or email disabilityreferral@mercycare.com.au.
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