Kailis House

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Our newly refurbished home offers 24hr support for 6 people with medium support needs a comfortable place to call home and live life as independently as possible, with extra support for day-to-day activities when required.

Each Brightwater community house is fully equipped and accessible, close to public transport and supported by trained Brightwater team members who will encourage you to connect with your community and reach your potential.

A minimum Supported Independent Living (SIL) budget of $215,000 is required to be considered for this vacancy. Prospective clients also need to be eligible for the Community Disability Housing Program.

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