Supported Independent Living, done properly.

SIL is funded through your NDIS plan under Core Supports or a dedicated SIL line item, and generally applies to participants who need daily support with living independently. Your support coordinator or planner can confirm whether SIL funding is right for your plan — or we can talk it through with you directly.

SIL is funded by the NDIS based on your assessed support needs, not a flat rate — cost depends on your plan and the level of support you require. Rent and day-to-day living costs (food, utilities) are separate and paid by you, similar to any share house.

It starts with a conversation about your needs and preferences, then a home visit if there's a suitable vacancy. You meet your prospective housemates and support team before committing to anything — there's no pressure to decide on the spot.

Current vacancies are ready to move into now. Upcoming vacancies are homes in progress — under renovation, newly built, or with a participant's transition already planned — and we take notifications for when they open.

Yes — we strongly encourage it. Book a home visit and you'll meet current residents (with their consent) and the on-site support team before making any decision.

No. SIL funds the support workers who help with or supervise day-to-day tasks in your home. It doesn't pay for rent or everyday living costs, and it is separate from Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), which relates to the building itself. Whether SIL or SDA funding applies to you is decided by the NDIA through your plan.

No. An enquiry is a conversation, not an application. Whether you're asking about SIL in general or about a particular home, tell us what you're looking for and we'll explain what's possible. Whether a home suits you, and whether a vacancy is open, is confirmed with you directly. The vacancies page shows what is currently listed.