Service area
NDIS and DVA support in Logan
Logan is where our two supported homes are, both on Logan Reserve Road in Waterford West. We also bring personal care, nursing and DVA support to people living at home across the city.
If you are looking for an NDIS provider in Logan, this is our home patch. Both of our supported homes are in Waterford West, on Logan Reserve Road, and we provide in-home supports, community nursing and DVA care to people living across the City of Logan.
Rooms available in Waterford West
The two homes are a women's home and a men's home. We publish the street and suburb only. The full address is shared once you have made an enquiry, which protects the people who already live there.
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Available nowWomen's supported home, Waterford West
Logan Reserve Road, Waterford West
- 1 room available
- SIL · ILO · MTA
- Female household, 2 residents in place, sleepover (inactive) support overnight
- 1:3
- Shared with one other participant
- Available from Now
Ref TBZ-WW-01
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Available nowMen's supported home, Waterford West
Logan Reserve Road, Waterford West
- 3 rooms available
- SIL · ILO · MTA
- Male household, 1 resident in place, active or sleepover support overnight
- All ratios considered, including ILO
- One bedroom has an ensuite with an accessible bathroom; the other two share a standard bathroom
- Available from Now
Ref TBZ-WW-02
Can't see a fit?
Register your interest and we will contact you when a room comes up in the area and household you are looking for.
Room availability updated 12 October 2026. We reply to vacancy enquiries within 12 to 24 hours.
Read more about each home: the women's home and the men's home. If neither is right yet, you can register your interest and we will contact you when something suitable opens.
What we offer in Logan
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Daily support in a shared home in Waterford West, 24/7 where your plan funds it.
Short term stays and respite
STA in one of our homes, so you or your family get a planned break.
Assistance with self-care
Help with showering, dressing and morning or evening routines in your own home.
NDIS community nursing
Wound care, continence and diabetes support from nurses who come to you.
DVA personal care
Personal care at home for veterans, war widows and widowers.
High intensity care, community access and household help are also available in Logan. See the full list on our NDIS supports page.
Living and getting around in Logan
Logan sits between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, and it is a big city in its own right. The City of Logan runs from older suburbs like Woodridge and Kingston out to semi-rural areas such as Park Ridge and Jimboomba. It is also one of the most culturally diverse places in Queensland, which matters when you are matching workers with people and families.
The Beenleigh train line runs through the middle of the city, with stations at Loganlea, Kingston and Woodridge among others, and buses fill in the gaps. Plenty of trips still need a car, especially further south and west. When we plan community access, we work out early whether you will travel by train, bus or with a support worker driving.
Community access around Waterford West might include places like these:
- Tygum Park and Tygum Lagoon, close to the homes, for a walk or a sit by the water
- Logan Central, with the library and the Logan Entertainment Centre
- Daisy Hill Conservation Park and its koala centre
- Shopping at Waterford Plaza, Marsden Park or Logan Hyperdome
Logan suburbs include Waterford West, Loganlea, Marsden, Crestmead, Browns Plains, Slacks Creek, Springwood, Shailer Park and Beenleigh. Those are examples of where the city reaches, not a list of streets we have confirmed.
We don't set a travel limit in Logan. What decides it is whether we have trained staff who can reliably reach you at the times you need, and we'll tell you that at your first conversation.
Referrals from Logan Hospital and local coordinators
Logan Hospital at Meadowbrook is the main public hospital for the area, run by Metro South Health. If you are a discharge planner, social worker or allied health clinician there, you can refer through our professional referral form, with clinical notes attached and consent recorded. We reply within 12 to 24 hours.
For hospital discharges, the question is usually whether we can have the right supports ready on the day someone goes home. Exavier Rikonda, our founder and a registered nurse, reviews referrals with clinical needs such as wound care, catheter care or enteral feeding, so you get an answer from someone who understands the care involved. If a person needs somewhere to live while longer-term housing is sorted, medium term accommodation in Waterford West may be an option, where the plan funds it.
Support coordinators can send referrals the same way, or call 1300 822 333 to talk through a participant first. We do not provide support coordination or plan management, so we will work alongside the coordinator you already have.
No provider can approve NDIS funding. If a provider tells you they can get your funding approved, be careful. You can read how we manage risk and quality on our quality and safeguarding page.
Talk to a registered nurse-led team
Call 1300 822 333 or send a referral. We reply to every enquiry within 12 to 24 hours.
Asking a question does not commit you to anything.
Where exactly are your Logan homes?
Both homes are on Logan Reserve Road in Waterford West. We publish the street and suburb only, to protect the privacy of the people living there. Once you make an enquiry about a room, we share the full address and can arrange a time for you to visit.
Do I have to live in Logan to move into one of your homes?
No. People from anywhere can apply for a room in Waterford West. What matters is whether the home, the housemates and the support suit you, and whether your plan funds the support. If you are moving from further away, we will talk through how you will stay connected to family and your usual appointments.
Can you support me at home in Logan without moving?
Yes. Most of our Logan supports happen in people's own homes and out in the community, such as personal care, nursing visits, household help and community access. Tell us your suburb and the times you need support, and we will confirm whether we can staff it reliably before you sign anything.
Is there a DVA option in Logan for veterans?
Yes. We provide DVA community nursing and personal care in Logan, as well as in our other regions. Community nursing usually starts with a referral from a GP, treating specialist or hospital. See our DVA services page for what is included and how referrals work.
How quickly can supports start after a Logan Hospital discharge?
It depends on the care needed and the supports in the plan. We reply to referrals within 12 to 24 hours, and the sooner we hear about a planned discharge, the better our chance of having the right team ready on the day. Send the referral as early as you can, even before a date is set.
- VacanciesSupported accommodation vacancies in Waterford West, Logan. SIL, ILO and MTA rooms available now, with registered-nurse oversight. Reply within 24 hours.
- SILDaily support in a shared home in Waterford West, up to 24/7 where funded, with a registered nurse overseeing care.
- Choosing an NDIS providerHow to check registration, what to ask at the first meeting, and the warning signs to watch for when choosing an NDIS provider.
Talk to a registered nurse-led team
Call 1300 822 333 or send a referral. We reply to every enquiry within 12 to 24 hours.
Asking a question does not commit you to anything.