What Is Supported Independent Living (SIL)?
SIL is NDIS-funded daily support that helps people with disability live independently in a shared home. Learn what SIL includes, how it's funded, and how it works.
Read MoreHelpful information for participants, families, and support coordinators.
SIL is NDIS-funded daily support that helps people with disability live independently in a shared home. Learn what SIL includes, how it's funded, and how it works.
Read MoreSIL is the support. SDA is the house. Understand the difference between Supported Independent Living and Specialist Disability Accommodation under the NDIS.
Read MoreGetting SIL into your NDIS plan takes 5 steps and 3–12 months. Learn about assessments, Roster of Care, and what the NDIA needs to approve SIL funding.
Read MoreFrom morning routines to community outings, see what a typical day looks like with SIL support. Built around your goals, not a one-size-fits-all schedule.
Read MoreChoosing a SIL provider? Check registration, ask about staff, visit the home, and trust your instincts. Key questions every family should ask before deciding.
Read MoreExploring NDIS accommodation for a family member? Compare SIL, SDA, STA, and ILO options — what each covers, who they suit, and where to start.
Read MoreSupport coordinators: refer NDIS participants to ASDA for SIL vacancies in Western Sydney and Ballarat. Simple referral process, free tours, current availability.
Read MoreWhat Specialist Disability Accommodation is, the four design categories, how it's funded, and how it works alongside SIL.
Read MoreSIL homes in Merrylands, Ruse (Campbelltown), Spring Farm and Ballarat. For families and support coordinators looking for current availability.
Read MoreMandatory SIL provider registration, what evidence the NDIA looks for, and what the 2026 NDIS law changes mean for you.
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