Supported Independent Living.

Living independently is a dream for many people with disabilities. With NDIS Supported Independent Living (SIL) from Lifestage, that dream is more attainable than ever before.

Understanding NDIS Supported Independent Living.

In plain terms, NDIS Supported Independent Living (SIL) services are for individuals with more intensive support needs, who require some level of assistance around the home all the time.

These services are funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).With SIL, individuals get the chance to grow their skills and independence, while living in a setting that offers support, and assistance when required.

At Lifestage, our disability support services are customised to meet the individual's needs and can include help with activities, such as supervision or assistance with everyday tasks.

OUR MISSION

We offer support for all.

At Lifestage, we're all about empowering NDIS participants to gain independence within their own lives.

We're here to lend a hand to people with complex disabilities and provide resources and other personalised support that's tailored to their needs. We really get to know our clients - their dreams, goals, and aspirations - so we can offer the best support possible. Each service is tailored around your NDIS plan, available funding and your own goals.

Picture this: Waking up each morning feeling self-assured and in control. With Lifestage, that's totally possible! We can offer 24-hour shared or one-on-one support, with active nights or sleepovers.

FREQUENTLY ASKED questions

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What Is Supported Independent Living (SIL)?

Supported Independent Living, or SIL for short, is a 24/7 support system that enables people with a disability to live as independently as possible, but still, have access to help and/or supervision for their daily living tasks and personal care. You get the opportunity to develop your skills and independence, while at the same time, living in an environment that provides support and assistance when needed.The NDIS defines Supported Independent Living (SIL) as help with and/or supervision of daily tasks to develop the skills of an individual to live as independently as possible. These are the supports provided to a participant in their home, regardless of property ownership, and can be in a shared or individual arrangement.

Can I get funding for SIL?

SIL is best suited for participants who have high support needs. This means you require a significant amount of help throughout the day. If SIL is the most appropriate support for you, you will receive funding for this assistance as part of your NDIS plan

The amount of SIL funding you receive will depend on the level and type of support you need to live as independently as you can.

During your planning meeting, you should talk about what supports you need at home and discuss whether SIL is suitable for you. Your planner will then assess if it is a support that is reasonable and necessary for your needs. Reach out to us to find out more.