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Avko Complex Nursing Services
Avko Complex Nursing Services specializes in providing high-quality, accessible short-term accommodation and NDIS-funded respite care for individuals with complex needs. We understand the importance of convenient locations and accessible facilities.
Our Locations:
- Bibra Lake: Our Bibra Lake house is fully wheelchair accessible and conveniently located near Fiona Stanley Hospital and St John of God Murdoch.
- Midland: Our Midland house is close to St John of God Hospital, but it is not wheelchair accessible.
- NDIS-Funded Respite: We provide specialized care for individuals with complex needs requiring respite under NDIS funding.
- Experienced Team: Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate and professional support.
Why Choose Us
We offer 24/7 supports to NDIS clients in our Accomodation

Our Approach
We believe in a personalized approach, working closely with families and individuals to understand their unique needs and goals.

Our Values
Compassionate Care: We treat every individual with respect, dignity, and kindness, ensuring they feel valued and supported.

Our Commitment
Quality Care: We are committed to providing the highest quality care, using evidence-based practices and ongoing training for our staff.
Supporting Psychosocial and Medical Complex Needs
Avko Complex Nursing Services is a registered NDIS provider under Module 2A, specializing in behavior support for individuals with complex needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Supported Independent Living is a type of funded support under the NDIS that helps people with disabilities live as independently as possible in a shared or individual living arrangement.
Specialist Disability Accommodation refers to specially designed housing for people with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs. It provides physical environments that support delivery of care and increase a person’s independence.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and Supported Independent Living (SIL) are two important types of NDIS support that help people with high needs live more independently — but they serve different purposes.
SDA refers to the specially designed housing built for people with extreme functional impairments or very high support needs. These homes include features like wheelchair access, assistive technology, and reinforced walls to ensure safety, accessibility, and comfort. SDA covers the cost of the physical building, not the daily supports.
SIL, on the other hand, is the daily personal support provided to help participants with tasks such as cooking, cleaning, personal care, and medication management. SIL support is delivered by trained staff, and can be provided in an SDA home or another type of accommodation.
In short: SDA provides the home. | SIL provides the support.
While some participants may only need one, many people with high support needs are funded for both SDA and SIL, working together to promote safety, independence, and quality of life.
SDA refers to the specially designed housing built for people with extreme functional impairments or very high support needs. These homes include features like wheelchair access, assistive technology, and reinforced walls to ensure safety, accessibility, and comfort. SDA covers the cost of the physical building, not the daily supports.
SIL, on the other hand, is the daily personal support provided to help participants with tasks such as cooking, cleaning, personal care, and medication management. SIL support is delivered by trained staff, and can be provided in an SDA home or another type of accommodation.
In short: SDA provides the home. | SIL provides the support.
While some participants may only need one, many people with high support needs are funded for both SDA and SIL, working together to promote safety, independence, and quality of life.
The NDIS does not pay for your SIL accommodation or rent.
It only covers the support services you receive in the home, such as help with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and personal care. You are responsible for paying your own rent, bills, and living expenses.
It only covers the support services you receive in the home, such as help with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and personal care. You are responsible for paying your own rent, bills, and living expenses.
Yes, the same provider can support you with both services and Specialist Support Coordination, if they are registered and approved to deliver both under the NDIS.
However, they must manage any conflict of interest carefully. This means:
However, they must manage any conflict of interest carefully. This means:
- Keeping roles and staff separate
- Being transparent with you
- Ensuring your choice and control are protected at all times
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