Ngulla Mia provides a safe and secure residence for adults experiencing mental distress, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. We aim to provide you with a safe space, where you are welcomed and valued. We provide tailored support, aimed at meeting your individual needs and enabling you to pursue your recovery goals.
Noongar for ‘Our Place’, Ngulla Mia offers you a stable place to live, allowing you to focus on your health and recovery. We are your partners in your wellness journey and will help you develop the skills you need to improve your life.
** Ngulla Mia is not a crisis service. Places may not be immediately available. **
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Address: Ngulla Mia Hostel, 96 Moore St, Perth WA 6000
Contact Number: 9325 1440
Please note, for enquiries regarding service or referrals, please contact Intake on 9350 8800.
Current lodging fees per fortnight:
- Disability Support Pension (DSP) > 21 years $690
- Disability Support Pension (DSP) < 21 years $600
- Job Seeker $500
- Youth Allowance (Inc. Youth Disability Support) $450
- Youth Allowance (Exc. Youth Disability Support) $420
Rate per fortnight includes food.
Resident rents are subject to review annually in April each year.
Living in supported accommodation is likely to be different from the way that you have lived before. If you are looking at our supported accommodation services, make sure to download and read our Recovery Accommodation Information Handbook.
If you require the Handbook sent to you by Australia Post, please Contact us on 9350 8800 and request a copy.
Step 1) Complete the referral form. This can be completed by anybody – yourself, a family member, a Carer, a case manager, mental health service provider, social services or other health provider you are linked in with.
Step 2) Upon receiving both your Residential Referral Form Richmond Wellbeing will contact you or your referring case manager to advise you if we are able to progress with your referral, or to seek further information. If your referral meets our eligibility criteria, your referral will then be put forward to the suitable program or site manager.
Step 3) Staff at the referred service may arrange an interview with you and speak with other stakeholders to assess your suitability. Where preference is indicated for a particular program, we will try to meet the request.
Step 4) Shortly after, Richmond Wellbeing will contact your referrer to discuss the outcome of your referral.
To apply for a supported accommodation service, Richmond Wellbeing requires either the online form or the PDF referral to be submitted;
If you have further questions, please contact us on 1800 RICHMOND (1800 742 466) to speak with a team member.
Richmond Wellbeing takes your privacy very seriously. Any personal information collected will be protected by Richmond Wellbeing policies and procedures. In the referral process, this will include your social, medical and psychological information.
“Ngulla Mia taught me skills to empower my independence, the ability to be assertive. The emotional workbooks and goal planning workshops have also helped a great deal. There is a balance to be found between support and independence.”
– Boszenna (Bo)
