Noon Care is a respite-first NDIS provider. Short Term Respite is our primary service, and alongside it we deliver a careful range of everyday supports designed around participants' routines, support needs, and the goals in their NDIS plan.
Respite-first by design
Short Term Respite is our lead service.
Backed by a considered range of everyday NDIS supports.
Respite is disability-related support, not a leisure product.
Disability-related respite support that gives a participant time apart from their primary informal supports while everyday routines, support needs and NDIS plan goals stay in focus. Previously known as Short Term Accommodation (STA).
Six services in total, each designed around the participant. Short Term Respite sits at the centre, with the other supports sitting alongside it depending on what the plan and the household actually need.
Disability-related respite support that gives a participant time apart from their primary informal supports while everyday routines, support needs and NDIS plan goals stay in focus. Previously known as Short Term Accommodation (STA).
Consistent in-home or shared living support for participants who need steady help with daily activities, delivered by experienced support workers.
Supported access to community, social and recreational activities so participants stay connected to the people, places and interests that matter.
Respectful, dignified help with daily personal activities including hygiene, dressing, medication prompts, and everyday routines, delivered at the participant's pace.
Practical support around the home for essential household tasks: meal prep, cleaning, shopping and appointments, where they relate to the participant's disability support needs.
Support that may assist with getting to appointments, activities or the community, where it fits within the participant's NDIS plan.
A quick way to narrow things down before you reach out. Each pointer maps to the service page where you can read more. A short conversation with our team works too: you do not need to have it all figured out first.
Start here if a family member, friend or carer providing daily unpaid care needs time apart, while the participant's usual level of support continues.
Read about Short Term RespiteStart here if you need ongoing, shared or in-home daily support rather than a time-apart arrangement.
Read about Supported Independent LivingStart here if you need support to take part in usual community, social or recreational activities.
Read about Community ParticipationStart here if you need day-to-day personal help delivered consistently at home.
Read about Personal CareStart here if you need help with practical day-to-day tasks around the household.
Read about Household & Daily TasksStart here if you need help getting to appointments, activities or community outings safely.
Read about Transport Assistance
Four common groups
Most enquiries come from one of these.
You do not need a polished pitch to get in touch. A plain description of the household and what is starting to stretch is usually enough for us to tell you whether a proper conversation is worth setting up.
Exploring support that fits your plan, your routines and the people already providing daily care at home.
Looking for support that sustains the caring arrangement already in place, not something that replaces it.
Mapping a service mix into a participant's plan and looking for a provider who will work carefully inside it.
Helping a participant or family explore options, or early in the process and still working out what sits within the plan.
The questions participants, families and support coordinators ask us most when they are working out which service to start with.
Short Term Respite, previously known as Short Term Accommodation or STA, is our primary service. We also deliver a careful range of other NDIS supports, including Supported Independent Living, Community Participation, Personal Care, Household and Daily Tasks, and Transport Assistance. Our respite-first focus is how we stay specialised in the support we believe matters most to the participants and families we work with.
A simple way to start: if family members or carers providing daily unpaid care need time apart while the participant's usual routines continue, look at Short Term Respite. If you need ongoing shared or in-home support, look at Supported Independent Living. Personal Care, Household and Daily Tasks, Community Participation, and Transport Assistance all sit alongside these, and a participant can use more than one depending on their plan. If in doubt, a short conversation with our team is usually enough to point you in the right direction.
Yes. You do not need a polished pitch or a final decision to get in touch. A plain description of the household, what is starting to stretch, and what the NDIS plan currently supports is usually enough for us to talk through which services are a realistic fit and what a next step could look like.
Yes. We work with self, plan and agency managed NDIS plans. Before anything is booked, we confirm what sits within the participant's plan and who is invoicing whom, so there are no surprises later.
Yes. Families, carers, support coordinators and plan managers are all welcome to reach out. Suitability depends on the participant's goals, support needs and plan circumstances, and we are happy to talk through options before anything is arranged.
Our main Short Term Respite page covers what respite is, how it may support NDIS goals, what it may include, and where it can be provided. From there, city and suburb pages cover how respite enquiries usually shape up in a specific area. If you would rather speak with someone directly, the contact page routes straight to our team.
Yes, depending on what sits within the participant's NDIS plan. For example, a participant may have ongoing in-home support as well as planned Short Term Respite. The mix depends entirely on the goals and funding in the plan, and we confirm what we can deliver for any given arrangement before anything is booked.
Tell us a little about the participant, the people already providing daily care, and what the NDIS plan supports. Whether you are looking at respite or something else, we will help you think through the right next step.
Most enquiries
Answered within one business day, by a real person.
If respite is likely the fit, we will route you into the respite conversation. If one of the other supports is closer, we will say so. Either way, we walk through plan context and a realistic next step before anything is booked.
Respite-first, honest about fit
If Short Term Respite is the right match we will say so. If it is not, we will point you at the service that is.
All NDIS plan types supported
Self, plan and agency managed plans. We confirm what sits within your plan before anything is booked.
A real conversation, not a sales funnel
Participants, families and support coordinators all welcome. You do not need a polished pitch to start.
Still exploring? Short Term Respite, Noon Care home, or common service questions.
