Supported Residential Facilities (SRFs) provide accommodation and daily living assistance for people who need a moderate level of support but may not meet the criteria for government-funded residential aged care. SRFs typically offer meals, housekeeping, personal care, medication support, and a community-oriented environment with varying degrees of supervision.
They are often used by people with;
SRFs are regulated at the state level and have their own fee structures.
For some individuals, they provide a valuable balance between independence and support, offering stability and community without the formality of aged care.
