About Our Supported Accomodation
At Woka Walanga, we understand that having a safe, stable, and culturally respectful home is fundamental to overcoming life's challenges. Our Complex & Crisis Supported Accommodation program provides specialised housing solutions for youth and adults experiencing complex needs—whether from disabilities, mental health conditions, challenging behaviours, domestic instability, or past involvement with the justice system.
Our accommodation is culturally safe, trauma-informed, and person-centred, focusing on rebuilding stability, dignity, and independence. We help residents maintain or rebuild meaningful connections with family, community, and culture, empowering them towards lasting personal growth and independence.
Culturally Grounded Housing
Safe, culturally respectful housing environments that honour Indigenous values and cultural identity.
Trauma-Informed Care
Staff trained in crisis intervention, trauma-informed practice, and culturally sensitive approaches to ensure supportive and stable environments.
Tailored Individual Support
Support services matched to each resident’s needs, including mental health care, daily living assistance, behaviour support, and practical life skills training.
Community & Cultural Integration
Connections to local Elders, cultural programs, community services, and educational or employment opportunities, fostering independence and resilience.
Who We Support
Our Supported Accommodation services provide a safe and empowering home environment for individuals who may:
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Experience disabilities or psychosocial conditions.
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Be dealing with mental health challenges or trauma.
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Have a history of unstable or unsafe housing situations.
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Have behavioural support needs or previous involvement in the justice system.
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Require culturally safe, inclusive housing and personalised care.
We accept referrals from:
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Social workers, case managers, and healthcare professionals
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Justice departments, legal advocates, and youth support agencies
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Indigenous organisations, cultural leaders, and community agencies
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Family members or carers seeking culturally respectful housing solutions
How It Works
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Contact us directly or via referring agency. Our intake team reviews individual circumstances and needs.
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We develop a detailed care and support plan together with the resident, identifying cultural needs, preferences, and goals.
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Move into a culturally respectful, safe, and comfortable home, with tailored levels of support and staffing.
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Daily access to specialised staff for support with mental health, behavioural management, daily living skills, and community integration.
How to Refer or Get Support
