A home that can support changing needs
The older cohort means we can support people whose needs may naturally change over time, rather than looking for people who are unlikely to require additional support in the future.
JAMIESON STREET, EMU PLAINS
A settled home, with support that can change with you.
Jamieson Street is an established SIL home with a quiet, harmonious household, a spacious main house and a separate self-contained granny flat. The support model is hands-on, with a 1:3 ratio and the goal of staff onsite 24/7.
AN ESTABLISHED, SETTLED HOUSEHOLD
A spacious home where stability and support already have a strong foundation.
Jamieson Street is a five-bedroom main house, with the intention to occupy only three bedrooms. One current vacancy is the master bedroom with its own ensuite, allowing the rest of the home to retain generous common areas rather than feeling like a crowded share house.
The household is quiet and settled, with a positive relationship between the current residents and no significant behaviours of concern currently affecting day-to-day life in the home.
Jamieson Street, Emu Plains
More than a vacancy. A home with an established rhythm and a real track record.
An established, settled household
Two existing residents who have created a very calm and harmonious home environment.
Strong staff consistency
Permanent part-time and full-time staff, with the opportunity for participants to have input into their staffing preferences, recruitment and ongoing rosters.
Genuine transition experience
Existing experience supporting people to leave long-term admissions and rebuild everyday routines.
A spacious, tranquil home
The size of the property means it doesn’t need to feel like a crowded share house. There is room to create additional common spaces and give residents a genuine sense of personal space.
A home connected to the local community
Quiet neighbourhood, local walking opportunities and the ability to work alongside participants’ preferred community participation providers.
FINDING THE RIGHT FIT, WITH SUPPORT AT EVERY STEP.
Thoughtful Matching
Compatibility, routines and support requirements are considered before placement.
Collaborative Transition
Participants, families and professional supports are involved in planning the move
Long-Term Outcomes
The focus is stability, confidence, connection and a sustainable living arrangement.
KEY FEATURES
A spacious home designed around everyday life.
Each part of the home supports a balance of independence, comfort, privacy and meaningful connection.
Five-bedroom main house
The intention is to occupy only three bedrooms, preserving extra common space.
Master bedroom vacancy
The main-house vacancy is the master bedroom and includes its own ensuite.
Self-contained granny flat
A separate vacancy that can support a more flexible shared or individualised model.
SIL support model
A 1:3 ratio with the goal of staff onsite 24/7 for consistent, hands-on support.
Bright open-plan living
Natural light across the kitchen, dining and living areas.
Covered deck & backyard
A covered outdoor deck with ceiling fan overlooking a large private backyard.
Ramping available if required
There are four steps at the main entry, with R1-approved ramping available if needed. Once inside, the main living areas are accessible.
Quiet local community
Flat neighbourhood streets, plus Blue Mountains and Nepean River walking opportunities nearby.
OUR SUPPORT MODEL
Hands-on support, familiar staff and room for needs to evolve.
- 1:3 SIL support ratio, with the goal of staff onsite 24/7.
- Permanent part-time and full-time staff to support stronger consistency.
- Participants can have input into staffing preferences, recruitment and ongoing rosters.
- Support can flex as mobility, routines or day-to-day needs change over time.
- The granny flat can potentially be supported through shared supports with the main house or a more individualised 1:1 model, depending on the participant.
- Allara is open to working alongside a participant's preferred community participation provider.
TRANSITION SUPPORT
A home with a real track record of helping people move forward.
Jamieson Street has already supported two participants to transition out of long-term admissions and reintegrate back into the community. That experience gives the home a stronger proof point than generic promises about confidence or independence.
What that support has looked like
- Supporting complex transitions from long-term admissions into community living.
- Rebuilding practical skills such as cooking, cleaning and managing everyday routines.
- Providing consistent staff and a stable household while participants adjust.
- Supporting gradual reconnection with community life.
- Adapting the support approach as a participant's needs develop.
START A CONVERSATION
Could Jamieson Street, Emu Plains be the right home?
Jamieson Street may suit someone who values a settled household, consistent staff, space to live comfortably and a support model that can adjust over time.
📍 Jamieson Street, Emu Plains NSW
🏡 Main-house master bedroom vacancy with ensuite
🏠 Separate self-contained granny flat vacancy
🤝 Compatibility matching is part of the enquiry process