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Cluster Housing

Purpose

Accommodation and Lifestyle Support - Cluster Housing is a State Budget initiative in response to the high demand for suitable accommodation support for people who have an intellectual or cognitive disability and high and complex physical and/or healthcare support needs.

The Accommodation and Lifestyle Support – Cluster Housing initiative provides an accommodation support option that emphasises quality personal care, health care and community participation for people with a disability.

Under this initiative DSQ will provide houses with specialised features to suit the needs of the target group.  Each house will:

• have four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two multipurpose rooms, a lounge room and outdoor living space; and
• be robust and have large internal dimensions.

Disability support services will be provided by selected non-government service providers.

For more information, please contact Program Development, Disability Services Queensland.

Telephone: (07) 3224 4712

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