It provides ongoing, day-to-day assistance for people who need support with routines and life skills — whether that’s getting ready in the morning, preparing meals, managing medications, or having consistent support available when things feel challenging.

What we’ve found is that SIL works best when the right relationships are in place.

It’s not just about qualifications — it’s about personality, communication style, and whether support feels comfortable and consistent over time.
We take a thoughtful, structured approach to matching participants with support workers, and we continue to review and adjust supports as needs change.

Because what works at one stage may not always be the right fit long-term.

Our focus is simple — to provide stable, consistent support that helps you feel comfortable, supported, and confident in your home environment.

Is SIL Right for You?

SIL may be suitable if you:

• Require daily or ongoing support with routines and life skills
• Are looking for a more structured and consistent support environment
• Need support available throughout the day or overnight
• Want to build independence while having reliable support in place

What SIL Can Look Like

SIL can be delivered in different ways depending on your needs, including:

• Shared living arrangements
• Individualised support within your own home
• Support tailored to your daily routine and goals

If you’re considering SIL or want to understand your options, we can guide you through the process.

We’ll help you:

• Understand your current funding
• Explore what type of support is suitable
• Plan next steps clearly and simply

We understand that SIL is a significant decision — our role is to make the process clear, supportive, and tailored to what works best for you

Considering Supported Independent Living?

If you’d like to explore whether SIL is the right fit, we can talk you through your options clearly and simply.