We’re here for you
Live life your way, with the peace of mind of 24-hour disability care, in Supported Independent Living.
Our warm and compassionate team is highly experienced in offering a helping hand
that’s entirely focused on you and your goals.
We can help with
Relationships
Develop social skills and nurture friendships
Medical Support
Receive assistance with taking your medication
Interests
Explore new hobbies and activities
Behaviour Support
Individual support to live a happier healthier life
Daily Tasks
Get assistance with personal care and mobility
Life Skills
Build independence by learning skills such as nutrition and meal prep
Housekeeping
Receive a helping hand with cooking, cleaning and other essentials
Budgeting
Learn to manage your own money and expenses
Welcome Home
SIL supports are commonly provided in a share-house setting.
We can arrange for you to join a SIL house of like-minded people to build friendships and share supports,
based on your care ratio.
For Care’s SIL homes are always well-appointed with quality furnishings and décor,
and conveniently located near shops, services and public transport.
Independence, Control and Reliable Support
Living in a SIL house arrangement is a great way to gain independence, learn life skills, and have control over your own decisions and the way you live your life.
If this is your first move out of the family home, your SIL team can support you to develop the skills you need to take care of yourself, such as cooking for yourself and others, and budgeting for shopping and bills.
Or, if you usually rely on a loved one for day-to-day care, you may consider SIL as a way to combine independence with access to professional care and support. We are committed to creating a solution that suits you – talk to us about finding accommodation close to your family and support network.
Am I Eligible?
Supported Independent Living is for people with higher support needs, who need a significant amount of care each day. This includes overnight support.
The journey to gaining approval for Supported Independent Living funding in your NDIS plan can take a few months – but you’ll have a few key people to help you out along the way! Read our guide to accessing Supported Independent Living.
Your Trusted Team
When you invite a support team into your home, you need to know they’re people you can trust.
Every For Care support worker must pass a police background check.
All have (or are actively working toward) qualifications in care, including a Certificate III or Certificate IV in Individual Support, and many have higher tertiary qualifications as well.
We also provide our team with extensive specialised training and continuous upskilling, with a strong focus on upholding customer’s rights, choice and control.