Dreaming of Living Life Your Way?

Yes! SIL isn’t just about personal care; it can include structured skill development programs that help you learn practical tasks such as budgeting, cooking, or using public transport independently.

Not necessarily. While many SIL arrangements support participants living together, you can still receive SIL funding if you live alone but need consistent daily support. The NDIS bases the decision on your individual support requirements.

Absolutely. You have full choice and control over your NDIS supports. If you’re not satisfied with your current SIL provider, you can switch to another registered provider who better meets your goals and preferences.

SIL works alongside other supports such as community participation, therapeutic supports, or capacity-building supports. Together, they help you achieve a well-rounded and sustainable independent lifestyle.

Your SIL plan can be reviewed and adjusted. The NDIS allows participants to modify their support level if they require more or less assistance due to changes in health, skills, or living arrangements.

Definitely. SIL is ideal for young adults transitioning from family homes or school environments who need structured support while learning to live independently and confidently.

Yes. Families and carers are encouraged to participate in planning discussions to ensure your SIL plan aligns with your personal goals and preferred routines.