Christine Court provides
Residential services
- Accommodation and residency
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Limited medication assistance
- Emergency response
Your support providers
Onsite support that works alongside providers you already trust.
Residents can choose INREACH, a registered NDIS provider operating onsite, for daily supports, and continue with external providers for community linking or other agreed supports. Changing that provider mix does not affect residency.
A clear boundary
Christine Court provides the home. Chosen providers deliver separate supports.
Some limited personal-care services sit within Christine Court's residential service, while routine personal supports are arranged separately.
Your chosen provider may provide
Routine personal supports
- Bathing and dressing
- Toileting and transfers
- Daily living assistance
- Community access
These supports are arranged under a separate agreement and are not a condition of residency.
Side by side
Who is responsible for what.
This comparison is a practical guide. Individual responsibilities are confirmed in the applicable residential and provider agreements.
| Topic | Christine Court | Chosen external provider |
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation and residency | Provides and manages the residential service. | Does not determine residency. |
| Meals | Provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. | Not ordinarily part of an external support agreement. |
| Medication assistance | Provides limited assistance within Christine Court's Level 3 service. | Not ordinarily part of an external support agreement. Medication runs through the onsite pathway agreed before admission. |
| Emergency response | Maintains emergency response arrangements for residents. | May have separate responsibilities under its service agreement. |
| Routine personal supports | Does not provide bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, daily living assistance or community access. | May provide agreed or funded supports. |
| Community linking | Supports access to and from the residence where agreed. | Residents may retain a trusted external provider for community access, relationships and activities. |
| NDIS services | Is not the registered NDIS provider. | Delivered under a separate service agreement where applicable. |
| Changing provider | Does not affect residency. | Handled separately from accommodation. |
A blended support team
Some residents use INREACH onsite while retaining an external community-linking provider. Reasonable access and coordination arrangements are discussed with the resident and each provider.
Coordination requires consent
Christine Court only coordinates relevant information with an external provider where the resident has consented or another lawful basis applies.
Integrated, not exclusive
INREACH Supports is a registered NDIS provider and a separate related organisation, designed to work onsite alongside Christine Court. Residents may still choose different providers for particular supports.
Integrated by design
Separate agreements that feel like one service.
The model is designed to feel joined-up in practice: accommodation, meals, limited personal care and chosen onsite NDIS supports can be coordinated around one resident and one daily routine, while legal responsibilities and billing remain clear.
Integrated does not mean all-or-nothing. A resident may use INREACH for supports best delivered onsite and keep an external provider for community linking, social participation or another specialised support.
INREACH's onsite team can cover several short medication rounds during the day, and where it delivers that assistance under a separate funded agreement, Christine Court adjusts its medication-related charge so the same assistance is not charged twice.
Transparent choice: the onsite model is an operational advantage, not an accommodation requirement. Residents can use a blended provider arrangement or another provider that can safely and reliably meet their agreed support schedule.
Start a conversation
Talk through the arrangements that apply to you.
Tell us about your accommodation needs and, if relevant, the external providers you already use.