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Supported Independent Living

A place to live. Support to live your way.

Ordinary homes in ordinary streets, with the right level of support and housemates you have actually met. Across Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith, Liverpool, Bankstown, the Hills, the Inner West and Western Sydney.
SIL Home Exterior — Street View

The basics

What is Supported Independent Living?

SIL is NDIS funding for the support you receive inside your home. It covers the workers who help with personal care, meals, medication and household tasks — including overnight, where your plan funds it.
It is worth being clear about what SIL is not. SIL does not pay for the house. Rent or board comes out of your own income, the same as it would for anyone renting. And SIL is not a facility: our homes are regular houses on regular streets, with neighbours who mow their lawns on Sunday.
For most people SIL means sharing with one to three housemates, because pooled support hours stretch further. Individual living options exist too, and we will tell you honestly which your funding is likely to support.

Who SIL may suit

SIL Home Interior — Kitchen and Dining

Our approach

A house runs on the people in it.

The building matters far less than most brochures suggest. What determines whether a home works is whether the housemates get along, whether the staff stay, and whether anyone asks your opinion about how things are run.
So we roster small, consistent teams to each house rather than rotating whoever is available. House meetings happen monthly and participants set the agenda. And we say no to a placement when the match is wrong, even when the bed is empty and the referral is sitting in front of us.

What's included

Support that comes with the home

The exact mix depends on what your plan funds and what you actually want help with.
Daily household support

Cooking, cleaning, shopping and running the house together.

Personal care

In your own bathroom, on your own schedule.

Overnight support

Active night or sleepover cover, depending on your plan.

Medication management

Systems, records and staff trained to your health plan.

Skill building

Cooking, budgeting and household routines at your pace.

Community connection

Support to stay linked with family, friends and activities.

Resident matching

How we match people to homes

Five steps, and you can stop at any one of them. Nobody moves in on the strength of a profile on paper.
01

Enquiry and chat

We talk through what you are looking for, what your plan funds and what your non-negotiables are.
02

Assessment visit

We meet you where you are now, with family or your coordinator if you would like them there.
03

Shortlist and visits

We show you the homes that genuinely fit, and you visit as many times as you want.
04

Meet your housemates

Coffee first, then a house visit, then usually an overnight or weekend stay.
05

Confirm and move in

Funding confirmed, agreements signed, and we help with the practical side of moving.

Current homes

Homes with vacancies now

Vacancies change weekly. If nothing here suits, tell us what you are after and we will let you know when something opens.
SIL Home Exterior — Parramatta
1 vacancy
A renovated three-bedroom home a ten-minute walk from Parramatta station, with a level entry, widened doorways and a large shared kitchen.
SIL Home Exterior — Blacktown
Filling soon
Four bedrooms on a quiet street near Blacktown hospital and the westbound line. Two housemates have lived here since 2023.
SIL Home Exterior — Penrith
2 vacancies
A purpose-modified two-bedroom home with ceiling hoists in both bedrooms and an accessible bathroom with a wet-room shower.

Looking for the right support for a participant?

Support coordinators and plan managers can refer in a few minutes. We confirm capacity, suitability and an indicative start date within two business days.

Questions

About Supported Independent Living

The staff, not the house. SIL covers the support hours inside your home — personal care, meals, medication, household tasks and overnight cover where your plan funds it. Rent, food and bills are yours, the same as for anyone renting.

No, but shared homes are more common because pooled support hours stretch much further. Individual living options exist, and we will tell you honestly whether your funding is likely to cover one before you get your hopes up.

Slowly, and with your say at every step. Coffee first, then a house visit, then usually an overnight or weekend stay. Nobody moves in on the strength of a profile on paper, and you can stop at any point.

Of course — it is your home. Visiting hours are whatever you and your housemates agree in the house agreement, and family are welcome to stay for meals or overnight where there is room.

Tell us and we will help. Your service agreement sets a notice period, but we will not hold you to a house that is not working. We help you look at other vacancies, ours or another provider’s.

From first enquiry to moving in is usually six to twelve weeks, most of it spent on visits and funding confirmation rather than paperwork. An urgent situation can move faster if a suitable vacancy exists.

Ready to talk about your support?

Tell us a little about what you need and we will call you back within one business day. No obligation, no pressure, and nothing locked in until you are ready.
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