SIL is for people who need regular help with daily life in a shared home. Your NDIS plan may include SIL funding so you can live with friends or housemates who also have disabilities, while our support workers assist with day-to-day tasks and build independence.
Reliable support with routines, prompts, and personal care so home life is safe and predictable.
Build skills in cooking, household tasks, budgeting, and decision-making—at your pace.
Share a home with compatible housemates and stay connected with family, friends, and community.
Note: SIL funds the supports to live in a shared home—not the accommodation costs.
People who need regular help across the day (and sometimes overnight) in order to live safely and participate in home and community life. SIL is most suitable when supports are ongoing and best delivered in a shared arrangement.
We help explore location, compatibility, and routines. Where helpful, we work with your Support Coordinator and clinicians to identify housemates and set expectations together.
We learn your goals, routines, communication and risks so supports are tailored from day one.
We work towards compatible housemates and a suitable location and routine.
We propose a roster that aligns staffing with your needs (day/evening/overnight) and share it with the team.
We finalise the service agreement, introduce your team, and start supports with clear notes and check-ins.
SIL funding is approved by the NDIA based on assessed support needs. Your RoC outlines the support hours across the week (including overnight where applicable). We review outcomes regularly and adjust the roster when needs change—keeping you and your supports informed.