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Seton Villa, founded by the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul, has long been a trailblazer in providing housing and supported independent living to people with disabilities…

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Seton Villa has opened two purpose-built homes for women with intellectual disabilities as part of its $11 million investment to develop Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in Ryde, Sydney.

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Home to fulfil a dream
Charity organisation Seton Villa has launched a fundraising campaign to complete two new purpose-built homes in Ryde for women with intellectual disability.

Liana and Julie will be among the first resident to move into a new home in Bridge Road in Marsfield under an ambitious fundraising campaign by Ryde’s Seton Villa organisation called Home For Life.

Seton Villa, a work of the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul, has been supporting women with intellectual disabilities for the last 54 years. They have committed to building two purpose-built homes every year for the next three years in Sydney and urgently need your help.
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Toasters, shower handles, walk-in baths, furniture – these are a few of the essential items needed for two new purpose-built homes for women with intellectual disability by Seton Villa, a work of the Daughters of Charity.

Toasters, kettles, microwaves, shower handles, walk-in baths, furniture – these are just some of the essential items needed for two new purpose-built homes being built by Seton Villa for women with intellectual disability.

Two new Seton Villa purpose-built homes for women with intellectual disabilities have opened in Sydney.

Jim was very positive about Rosalie’s Place saying “this is brilliant”, “a beautiful home with lots of space to build independence”, “congratulations Seton Villa.”

Fast forward to 1:40:37 to hear the interview with Glenys Robinson, mother. Wilson says Seton Villa opened two purpose built homes for women with intellectual disabilities in NSW’s northwest, so they can experience independence. He notes Melissa and Carmel Robinson are their first residents, which is the first time for the sisters to live together. Robinson discusses the current situation of her daughters inside their homes. She notes that the siblings are enjoying the process of living independently. Robinson discusses how Seton Villa’s project is helping families with disabilities to have a comfortable environment.

Two new purpose-built homes design for women with intellectual disabilities have today been officially opened in Sydney’s Ryde area by Seton Villa. They have a clear focus: providing residents with great quality of life, independence, choice and control..

Melissa and Carmel Robinson are not only sisters but best friends and housemates thanks to a ground-breaking disability housing project.The pair have moved into one of two new purpose-built homes for women with intellectual disabilities in the Ryde area by Seton Villa, a work of the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul.

Two new purpose-built homes designed for women with intellectual disabilities have today been officially opened in Sydney’s Ryde area by Seton Villa. And the focus is on providing residents with greater quality of life, independence, choice and control.

Two new purpose-built homes designed for women with intellectual disabilities will today be officially opened in Sydney’s Ryde area by Seton Villa, a work of the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul.

How can we include people with disabilities in a way that makes them feel valued and respected? Hear Peter Gardiner, CEO of Seton Villa discuss this with 2RRR The Meaningful Monday Show hosts Clare and Jeanine.

Local non-profit organisation Seton Villa has announced it will be investing over $11million into redeveloping purpose-built disability accommodation over the next three years, in Marsfield and surrounding areas.