A Supported Independent Living (SIL) arrangement means people with a disability make decisions about the way they want to live and achieve goals they set, while receiving help with life skills and developing independence.  

Best suited for people living with a disability who have high support needs, Supported Independent Living participants are supported with everyday tasks such as cooking and cleaning, managing their budgets, developing their social, relational and communication skills and participating in sport and recreational activities. Support Workers can even stay overnight, if needed. 

Our skilled and caring team help our clients feel safe, calm and happy in their own spaces. They work with, and alongside, people to help build their individual strengths and further develop independent living skills. 

We have some great houses for people with NDIS funding who want to live as independently as possible, but with some support with daily tasks.