Supported Independent Living
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a comprehensive support system designed to help people with disabilities live independently and improve their quality of life. Through a combination of personal care, daily living assistance, social participation support, and skill development
Supported Independent Living provides help or supervision with daily tasks such as personal care, cooking meals, and household chores. It is designed for people with higher support needs who require significant assistance throughout the day, including overnight support.
SIL is best suited for individuals with disabilities who need a significant amount of help at home all the time. SIL includes activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, Help with cooking, cleaning, laundry. It Support to participate in community activities and social events.
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Supported Independent Living is a lifeline for individuals with disabilities. It empowers them to build their confidence, develop essential life skills, and take control of their lives.
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Benefits of Supported Independent Living
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Enhanced Wellbeing
Improves physical & mental health.
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Build Confidence
Boosts self-esteem through independence.
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Skill Development
Encourages learning life skills.
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Support
Builds a strong network of professionals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Supported Independent Living?
SIL refers to services that help individuals with disabilities live independently while receiving the support they need for daily tasks, such as personal care.
Who is eligible for SIL?
SIL is available to NDIS participants who require significant support to live independently. Eligibility is assessed based on the individual’s needs.
What types of support are provided in SIL?
SIL supports can include help with personal care, meal preparation, household cleaning, medication management, and developing life skills.
Can I choose my own support staff in SIL?
Yes, participants can choose their support staff and have a say in who provides their care, ensuring that they feel comfortable and supported in their living environment.
How do I find a SIL provider?
You can find SIL providers by using the NDIS Provider Finder tool, consulting with your support coordinator, or reaching out to local disability service organizations.
