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HomePlace Disability Support Service We are a community-based organisation providing lifestyle support for individuals with disabilities to enable them to live confidently in their own home

HomePlace is an organisation built on the belief that every individual has the right to a secure home and active participation in the life of the community. Established in 1989, HomePlace was formed by a group of parents who were seeking to secure an independent future for their intellectually disabled adult children

These parents wanted to feel confident and assured that their children, who they had cared for until adulthood, could move into their own home, and be well supported. Today, this sentiment is just as strong as it was at HomePlace’s inception, with the organisation offering personal and individualised disability support. We work in partnership to provide support that is personalised to our participants’ wants and needs and moving them towards a more meaningful life.

We’re hiring! 📣 💼HomePlace now has an opportunity available for a Senior Coordinator to join our team. 🤝In this role, yo...
16/10/2026

We’re hiring! 📣 💼

HomePlace now has an opportunity available for a Senior Coordinator to join our team. 🤝

In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of safe, high-quality, and person-centred supports to ensure great outcomes for the people we support, helping them to achieve their goals and live meaningful lives. ✅

Key responsibilities include:

• Participant Outcomes and Service Excellence
• Practice Leadership
• Leadership of People
• Operational Leadership
• Quality, Safeguarding, and Risk Management
• Financial Stewardship
• Community and Stakeholder Relationships
• Organisational Development and Innovation

You can find out more information and apply for this role here ⬇️
https://humanology.expr3ss.com/jobDetails?selectJob=610&s=250

[Image Description: A pale yellow graphic tile with black text on the top left that reads 'We're Hiring exclamation point', followed by 'Senior Coordinator' in purple text. Below, is a purple clock icon and location pin icon next to black text that reads 'Full-time' and 'Woodville, SA.' A green rectangular box is underneath with dark green text inside that reads 'Apply now' in capital letters. On the right, is a purple icon of a house next to 2 purple people icons. A pale green swirl is in the top right corner of the tile and pale green dots are in the bottom right corner. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner of the tile. It has a green sun and purple text that reads 'HomePlace Disability Support'.]

We’re hiring! 📣 💼Are you looking to step up into a leadership and mentorship role, empowering people living with disabil...
15/10/2026

We’re hiring! 📣 💼

Are you looking to step up into a leadership and mentorship role, empowering people living with disability to participate and belong in their communities? 🙌

HomePlace is looking for a Senior Support Worker who is driven and passionate about supporting people to empower them to improve their well-being, quality of life, and community connections. 🤝

You will have the leadership qualities, resilience, and enthusiasm to inspire others, and to foster the conviction that every individual has the right to a secure home and active contribution to the life of their community. ✅

You are an effective manager of your time, proactively planning and distributing your time based on the needs of participants, the team, and HomePlace.

Your positive attitude, flexibility, collaborative ‘can-do’ approach, and proactive problem-solving skills will enable you, the participants, and your team to be successful.

You can apply and find out more information here ⬇️
https://humanology.expr3ss.com/jobDetails?selectJob=611&s=250

[Image Description: A pale yellow graphic tile with black text on the top left that reads 'We're Hiring exclamation point', followed by 'Senior Support Worker' in purple text. Below, is a purple clock icon and location pin icon next to black text that reads 'Part-time' and 'Woodville, SA.' A green rectangular box is underneath with dark green text inside that reads 'Apply now' in capital letters. On the right, is a purple icon of a house in a speech bubble above 2 people icons. A light green swirl is in the top right corner of the tile and light green dots are in the bottom right corner. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner of the tile. It has a green sun and purple text that reads 'HomePlace Disability Support'.]

On the International Day for Universal Access to Information (28th September), we are shouting out our partner Easyread....
28/09/2026

On the International Day for Universal Access to Information (28th September), we are shouting out our partner Easyread.tech! ♿ 📖

Universal access to information means everyone has the right to ask for, receive, and share information. When people can access information, they can make better decisions for themselves. ✅

Easyread.tech supports organisations like HomePlace to create inclusive and accessible content for people living with cognitive disability. Their Easy Read and Plain English resources help those who find it hard to read and understand information.

Since 2024, we have worked with Easyread.tech to enable the people we support, and those interested in our supports and services, to access information about HomePlace in easy-to-read ways. 💜 💚

This includes our:

• Website. 🌐
• Newsletters. 📰
• Annual reports. 📝
• Brochures. 📄

When we make things easier to read, we make it easier for people living with disability to make choices, stay safe, and feel included. 🤝

To find Easy Read information about HomePlace, please visit our website at: https://homeplace.com.au/easy-read/ and https://homeplace.com.au/resources/

Thank you to Easyread.tech for helping to create better access to information and inclusion for all! 🙌

You can visit their website at: https://easyread.tech/

[Image Description: A pale purple tile graphic with dark purple text on the top left that reads ‘International Day for Universal Access to Information. 28th September’. The easy read dot tech logo is on the right in front of screenshots of the HomePlace Easy Read webpages and newsletters. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner. It has a green sun and dark purple text that reads ‘HomePlace Disability Support’.]

On the International Day of Sign Languages (23rd September), we recognise the importance of protecting the more than 300...
23/09/2026

On the International Day of Sign Languages (23rd September), we recognise the importance of protecting the more than 300 sign languages used by people living with disability around the world. 🌏 🧏

Common sign languages include Auslan and Makaton, but there are also the unique signs that some of the people we support, like Jackie, use with their HomePlace team and important people in their lives.

People who use sign language have the same human rights as anyone else, including the right to communicate with others and make their own decisions. ✅

Sign languages are just as important as spoken languages and we must do our part to support people living with disability to communicate in the ways they prefer, allowing them to take their rightful place at the heart of their communities. 💜 💚

We thank Jackie for teaching us about her preferred ways to communicate and for contributing what is meaningful to her to the world. 🌟

[Image Description: A pale yellow tile graphic with big black and dark green text on the left that reads 'International Day of Sign Languages. 23rd September'. On the right, there is a photo of Jackie, a woman living with disability who uses sign language and whom HomePlace supports. She has light skin, short brown hair, and wears a red t-shirt. She is signing with her hands. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner. It has a green sun and dark purple text that reads 'HomePlace Disability Support'.]

Getting ready for work is something many of us do every day. 💼It might seem simple: wake up, get dressed, and leave the ...
21/09/2026

Getting ready for work is something many of us do every day. 💼

It might seem simple: wake up, get dressed, and leave the house.

But getting to work on time and feeling ready for the day takes planning, routine, and confidence. ⏰

For someone like Nick, who lives with intellectual disability, the right routines and support can make all the difference. 🌟

Our blog article explores how extra supports like clear routines, extra time, and support with travel and feeling ready can help people living with intellectual disability to start their workday with confidence. ✅

When workplaces and support teams understand and cater to the needs and preferences of people living with intellectual disability, we help create a more inclusive, respectful community where everyone can do their best work. 💜 💚

Read here: https://homeplace.com.au/arriving-ready-for-work/

[Image Descriptions: 2 pale yellow graphic tiles. The first tile has dark purple and black text on the top left that reads ‘Arriving ready for work: People living with intellectual disability often prepare in steps – why?’ A dark green text box is below with white text that reads ‘Read our blog’. On the right, is a photo of Nick smiling and doing a thumbs up. He is wearing brown glasses, an Adelaide United Football Club jacket, and a dark grey backpack. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner. It has a green sun and dark purple text that reads ‘HomePlace Disability Support’.

The second tile has a series of 5 numbered photos showing Nick’s morning routine before work. In the first image, Nick is standing at the breakfast table pouring juice into a cup. In the second, he is sitting down and drinking coffee. In the third, he is getting dressed, sitting on his bed and putting on his work boots. In the fourth, Nick is sitting at a table, smiling and chatting with a member of his support team. In the final image, Nick is outside, smiling and waving while holding a takeaway coffee, ready to go to work. The light purple text in dark purple block headings above each photo reads ‘1. Breakfast. 2. Coffee. 3. Getting dressed. 4. Chat with support team. 5. Nick goes to work!’]

We are pleased to share that HomePlace was awarded 5 commendations for best practice in our recent NDIS mid-term audit! ...
15/09/2026

We are pleased to share that HomePlace was awarded 5 commendations for best practice in our recent NDIS mid-term audit! ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

Mid-term audits check how well we follow the NDIS Practice Standards and provide quality support for people living with disability. ✅

Receiving 5 commendations confirms that we truly work in line with the HomePlace Way: supporting people living with disability to take their rightful place at the heart of community and live big, rich lives filled with purpose, joy, connections, and opportunities. 💜 💚

Thank you to all of our staff for working hard to achieve this result, and for not just meeting, but exceeding standards for the people we support!

[Image Description: A pale purple tile graphic with 5 gold stars and dark purple text at the top that reads ‘HomePlace recognised for best practice – 5 commendations in recent NDIS mid-term audit’. On the bottom right, is a photo of a female participant who uses a wheelchair smiling next to Co-CEO Glenn Stanton. She has an iPad on the table in front of her. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner. It has a green sun and dark purple text that reads ‘HomePlace Disability Support’.]

At HomePlace, we believe great support is about more than ‘meeting standards’. 💜 💚It’s about truly knowing each person, ...
17/08/2026

At HomePlace, we believe great support is about more than ‘meeting standards’. 💜 💚

It’s about truly knowing each person, building trusted relationships, and supporting people to live lives filled with purpose, connection, and choice. 🤝

All registered providers must meet NDIS standards, but the best providers go further.

In this blog article, we outline 5 ways to recognise a provider who genuinely provides great support:

1. They take the time to truly know the person living with disability whom they support, their family members, and other important people in their lives. ✅

2. Their leaders are visible and approachable. ✅

3. They focus on doing a few things well. ✅

4. They support real connection and belonging. ✅

5. They are open, clear, and respectful. ✅

Find out what makes one NDIS provider different from another here
➡️ https://homeplace.com.au/what-makes-one-ndis-provider-different-from-another/

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On International Youth Day (12th August), we recognise and celebrate the dreams, goals, and achievements of young people...
12/08/2026

On International Youth Day (12th August), we recognise and celebrate the dreams, goals, and achievements of young people living with disability. 🌟 🙌

Emily, one of the young people we support, has many dreams. In her own words, “Some are small, some are big, and some are kind of sparkly around the edges”. ✨

When she’s not spending time with her grandma, also known as ‘The Queen’, or dreaming about travelling with her to more places overseas, she’s packing dog treats as part of her job and visiting the zoo to see new animals, especially tigers, her favourite. ✈️ 🦴 🐯

Emily has also been working with an OT to improve her balance, strength, and movement and is getting closer to her goal of walking up and down stairs by herself. 💪

At HomePlace, we are proud to support young people to achieve the things that have meaning to them, whether that is through sport, the performing arts, learning to use public transport, or sharing their vision for their life. 💜 💚

[Image Descriptions: A series of 5 pale yellow tile graphics with purple and black text, photos and illustrations of Emily engaging in the listed activities, and the HomePlace logo in the bottom left corner. It has a green sun and dark purple text that reads ‘HomePlace Disability Support’.

Tile 1 reads ‘Hi, I’m Emily, and I’ve got plenty of dreams: I love games–anything fun. I enjoy going for walks–I need a little bit of encouragement though. I love going to the movies, even horror! I love spending time with Grandma, travelling with her and dreaming about visiting more places and going overseas’.

Tile 2 reads ‘I spend a lot of time at my grandma’s house. I love my grandma a lot. I call her ‘The Queen’.

Tile 3 reads ‘I pack dog treats for my work. When we visit the supermarket, I always check to see if the dog treats are on the shelves’.

Tile 4 reads ‘I go to OT most Fridays. I work on things like balance, strength, and movement–one of my goals is to learn to walk stairs, and I’m getting there’.

Tile 5 reads ‘Fridays after OT are my extra fun days–I love the zoo and visit with my membership. I love visiting any new animals. My favourite is the tiger; I could watch it for ages’.]

21/07/2026

Wishing our HomePlace community a joyous Disability Pride Month! ♿ 💜 💚

Despite fearful and confusing news of changes to the NDIS this year, we are very proud of the people we support for their courage and resilience in continuing to live big, rich lives of their own choosing.

We value the contributions people living with disability make to our communities, whether as homemakers, employees, volunteers, or advocates.

Enjoy this look back at last year’s winter disco, where the colours of the Disability Pride Flag could be seen all over the dance floor! 🖤 💛 🩵 ❤️ 💚 🤍

[Video Description: Footage of participants, their families, and staff dancing together at HomePlace’s 2025 Disability Pride Month Disco set to music. The HomePlace logo appears at the start and in the bottom left corner of the footage.]

We’re hiring! 📣 💼HomePlace now has an opportunity available for a dedicated People and Culture Officer to join our team....
17/07/2026

We’re hiring! 📣 💼

HomePlace now has an opportunity available for a dedicated People and Culture Officer to join our team. 🤝

In this role, you will provide administrative support across the employee lifecycle, ensuring a positive employee experience, maintaining compliance with organisational and legislative requirements, and contributing to the delivery of high-quality, person-centred services for people living with disability. ✅

Key responsibilities include:

• Employee Lifecycle Administration
• Performance and Development
• Learning and Development
• Workforce Compliance and Quality
• Leave and Workforce Administration
• Employee Relations and HR Support
• Systems and Reporting
• Employee Engagement and Culture
• General Administration

You can find out more information and apply for this role here ⬇️ https://humanology.expr3ss.com/jobDetails?selectJob=603&s=250

[Image Description: A pale yellow graphic tile with black text on the top left that reads 'We're Hiring exclamation point', followed by 'People and Culture Officer' in purple text underneath. Below, is a purple clock icon and location pin icon next to black text that reads 'Part-time' and 'Woodville, SA.' A green rectangular box is underneath with dark green text inside that reads 'Apply now' in capital letters. On the right, are 3 purple people icons inside circles connected by purple lines in a triangle shape. A light green swirl is in the top right corner of the tile and light green dots are in the bottom right corner. The HomePlace logo is in the bottom left corner of the tile. It has a green sun and purple text that reads 'HomePlace Disability Support.']

Address

19-21 Belmore Terrace
Woodville, SA
5011

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

08 8445 9900

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