As young people with disability transition from school into adulthood (typically ages 17–30), families often find themselves asking an important question: what comes next? Read more
For many families, the idea of weekend or overnight respite brings mixed emotions. Relief often comes first. A chance to rest, breathe, and sleep properly. Then guilt follows. Should I need a break? Will they be okay without me? What does this say about me?
For many people, going to a concert, a sporting event, or a weekend away is just part of life.
But for people with disability, these moments can mean something much deeper. Read more
Transitioning isn’t just a change in services — it’s a change in trust, relationships, routines, and stability.
For people with disabilities and their families, moving from one provider to another or leaving hospital for community-based support can feel overwhelming without the right guidance. It can feel stressful, emotional, and filled with uncertainty.
Tea-cup Cottage is a supportive, community‑focused disability service provider offering personalised NDIS supports, short‑term accommodation (STA)/respite, and specialised programs. We focus on promoting independence, wellbeing, and meaningful everyday experiences.
We have put together a warm, easy‑read guide to choosing the right NDIS respite provider in Brisbane. Learn what to look for and why families trust Tea Cup Cottage for quality support.
NDIS respite care — also called Short Term Accommodation (STA) — gives people with disability a safe place to stay while their carers take a break. It can include:
As we step into January, the energy of a fresh year brings a powerful opportunity to reset, refocus, and realign with what matters most. For many individuals and families navigating the NDIS, the New Year is also a natural moment to reflect on whether your current disability support provider is meeting your needs – or whether it’s time for a change. Read more
Queensland is entering a pivotal period for disability and aged care. With major reforms reshaping compliance, inclusivity and service delivery, families and providers alike are seeking clarity – not just on what is changing, but on what good care will look like in practice. Read more
