Destination Accessible

12/01/2026

🌊 Accessible Coastal Living in Beautiful Ocean Grove! 🌊
Looking for a home that brings freedom, independence, and beachside bliss together?
Welcome to our stunning wheelchair‑accessible SIL property, designed for comfort, care, and coastal relaxation.
✨ What’s waiting for you:
♿ Private wheelchair-accessible pool — enjoy year‑round relaxation
🏡 Fully accessible 4‑bedroom home
🏖️ Beach wheelchair available!
🚶‍♀️ 300m to Barwon River with smooth, wheelchair-friendly paths
💙 100m to Blue Lake — peaceful, accessible, and perfect for getting outdoors
🌊 800m to the Surf Beach with ramped beach access
🕒 24/7 professional Destination Accessible SIL support
⭐ Registered NDIS SIL Provider with 11+ years of experience
We’re excited to welcome 3 new participants to join this incredible home.
Come live in a space where independence meets coastal lifestyle.
📩 Enquire now: Intake@destinationaccessible.com.au
🏡 More info:

NDIS STAA house. The Sandy house is a beautiful home. Sandy features a pool and other wheelchair accessible amenities.

09/01/2026

Need NDIS Accommodation? STR & SIL Vacancies Available! - https://mailchi.mp/destinationaccessible/now-available-sil-staa-vacancies-12752557

09/01/2026

✨ Short-Term Respite Available | 11–25 January 2026 ✨
📍 Ocean Grove, VIC

Enjoy a relaxing coastal stay in a fully wheelchair-accessible home, featuring a private pool with lift chair for safe and easy access.

👩‍⚕️ Professional support staff available — or bring your own trusted team.
🌊 Rest, recharge, and enjoy the beachside lifestyle with confidence and comfort.

📩 Enquire now — Intake@destinationaccessible.com.au

NDIS STAA house. The Sandy house is a beautiful home. Sandy features a pool and other wheelchair accessible amenities.

06/01/2026

Manifold Heights, Geelong. 1 female SIL room available with ceiling hoist. Currently there are 2 lovely middle aged women residing. 24/7 care in place. Intake@destinationaccessible.com.au

Supported Independent Living in Newtown, Geelong. Currently also available for Short Term Respite. NDIS, TAC and Workcover Applications Open.

05/01/2026

RISE with Us: Respect, Integrity, Safety, Empowerment – Make a Difference Today!

We’re hiring Support Workers!
Qualified and experienced in Disability, AOD, Mental Health, or Domestic & Family Violence? We need your expertise to empower lives. Join our team today!

At Destination Accessible, we live by our RISE values:
✅ Respect – for every individual
✅ Integrity – in all we do
✅ Safety – for participants and staff
✅ Empowerment – to help people thrive

Join a team that cares and supports you while you support others.
Apply today and RISE with us!

https://www.destinationaccessible.com.au/corporate/careers/

09/12/2025

Not sure where to report digital abuse or find legal support ⁉️

You’re not alone. Destination Accessible has compiled a list of trusted local services ready to support your safety and wellbeing. 💚🤍💜

Remember, if you or a loved one are at immediate risk of harm, please call 000

08/12/2025

Staying Safe Online and Offline ‼️

Sometimes harmful digital behaviour can feel overwhelming. Taking small, intentional steps can help you feel safer and more supported.

Practical safety actions ⁉️
You may choose to save or screenshot harmful messages if it feels safe, making sure dates and times are visible.

Keep notes about what’s happening only if you feel safe and leave them in a secure place or with a trusted friend.

Ideas for Protection⁉️
Consider using encrypted cloud services or external drives kept in a safe place.

Hide or disguise apps/folders used for storing information—for example, move them to a less obvious folder or give them a neutral name.

Share what’s happening with a trusted person so they can offer support and help you feel less alone.

REMEMBER: Planning your next steps with a support service can make this process safer and less stressful. You don’t have to manage this on your own, support is available.

08/12/2025

If you or someone you know is being stalked, contact the police on 000 or you can contact 1800RESPECT by calling 1800 737 732, texting 0458 737 732 or visiting www.1800respect.org.au for online chat and video call services.

07/12/2025

How can I know if someone is experiencing technology-facilitated abuse (TFA)?

The warning signs for TFA are similar to other forms of coercive control, but to help make it easier we have created a list of things to look out for..

🚩 They are receiving a large volume of text messages or calls while out and may abruptly leave.
🚩They are fearful that the person using violence is aware of their or their children’s location.
🚩The person using violence is showing up unexpectedly at locations where the person experiencing violence is present.
🚩They have restricted access to technology or are having to share their device with the person using violence.
🚩The person using violence may reference reading private messages indicating they have been monitoring online activity.

For more information check out this link: https://vimeo.com/544887757?fl=pl&fe=sh

If you or someone you know is in immediate of harm, call the police on 000.

For free counselling and support services contact:

Safe Steps:
📞: 1800 015 188
🖥: safesteps@safesteps.org.au
📲: Text: safesteps.org.au/live-chat

1800RESPECT
📞: 1800 737 732
🖥 : Online chat: https://1800respect.org.au/
📲: Text: 0458 737 732

05/12/2025

The 1️⃣, 2️⃣, 3️⃣ of helping someone experiencing technology-facilitated abuse 📲 💻 ‼️

Providing support to someone who is experiencing digital abuse can help save lives. What can we do to help?

1️⃣ Firstly, we can provide access to a safe device , which may be a device of your own that they can use safely and away from the person using violence.

2️⃣ Secondly, encourage your loved one to seek support, if they can. There are many professional services available to help increase their safety. So how can we do this?
- If you or someone you know is in immediate risk of harm call the police on 000
- If the person you are worried about lives with an abusive partner or has an abusive ex partner, encourage them to reach out to 1800RESPECT or Safe Steps, for free counselling and support services and let them know whether the device is safe.
- If you are worried about their mental health encourage them to contact Lifeline when it is safe to do so.

3️⃣ Lastly, be careful what you post! Avoid posting about the person or their children. If you do, avoid using locations as it may make it easier for the person using violence to track them. Encourage them to do the same.

Safe Steps:
📞: 1800 015 188
🖥: safesteps@safesteps.org.au
📲: Text: safesteps.org.au/live-chat

1800RESPECT
📞: 1800 737 732
🖥: Online chat: https://1800respect.org.au/
📲: Text: 0458 737 732

Lifeline:
📞: 13 11 14, or text on 0477 13 11 14
🌐: www.lifeline.org.au

If you are in immediate danger, please call 000.

05/12/2025

When we think of digital abuse we often only think of social media, phone and text messages, but digital abuse is also impacting the games children play…

⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️

In this The Guardian article, the journalist explores the underworld of Roblox- a popular game with more than 100 million active daily users.

Almost half of these players are children under 13, and in Australia, children who use this site play for an average of 137 minutes per a day.

“In my short time there my avatar is cyberbullied, aggressively killed, sexually assaulted and shat on – all with parental control settings in place.”

Violence and Abuse has no place in games our children play.

Kids Helpline:
📞 Phone (Australia-wide, free, 24/7): 1800 55 1800
🌐 Website: kidshelpline.com.au
💬 WebChat: Available 24/7 via the website

Lifeline Australia:
📞 24/7 Crisis Support Phone: 13 11 14
📲Text Support (24/7): 0477 13 11 14

If you are in immediate danger, please call 000.

04/12/2025

Research shows that people using violence may use digital abuse to monitor and track victims, most often targeting their intimate partners or former partners.

In fact, 1 in 5 Australian Adults have admitted to using digital abuse tactics for monitoring or controlling.

To help keep you safe, Destination Accessible has provided some tips to prevent you from being tracked, stalked or monitored.

If you or someone you know is at immediate risk of harm, call the police on 000

For free counselling and support services contact:

Safe Steps:
📞 : 1800 015 188
🖥 : safesteps@safesteps.org.au
📲: Text: safesteps.org.au/live-chat

1800RESPECT
📞: 1800 737 732
🖥 : Online chat: https://1800respect.org.au/
📲: Text: 0458 737 732