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Supported Independent Living

Live in your own home with support that fits around your routine. SIL in Mandurah and the Peel Region, supervised by AHPRA-registered clinicians.

A home of your own, with support that fits around it

Supported Independent Living means you live in your own home, keep your own routine, and have trained staff there for the parts of daily life you need a hand with.

We work out with you how much support is the right amount. The aim is not to do everything for you — it is to make sure the right things are covered so you can get on with your life.

Participant in their own kitchen with a worker alongside

What SIL covers

  • Help with daily routines and personal care
  • Meals, shopping and household tasks
  • Medication support and health monitoring
  • Getting to appointments and activities
  • Overnight and active night support where funded

What makes ours different

Clinical oversight built in

Our SIL houses are supervised by AHPRA-registered clinicians. If your health or mental health changes, someone qualified notices and acts.

The same faces

We roster for continuity. Constant staff turnover is one of the biggest problems in SIL, and we plan against it deliberately.

Complex needs welcome

Psychosocial disability, dual diagnosis and behaviours of concern are core work for us, not an exception we reluctantly take on.

How decisions get made

You decide how your home runs. That includes who comes in, what the routine looks like, what you eat, and how you spend your day.

Where you share a home with others, we help work out house agreements together — so everyone knows what has been agreed rather than it being imposed.

We review your support plan regularly. If something is not working, we change it. You are never locked into an arrangement that has stopped fitting.

Who does what

Roles in a SIL arrangement
RoleResponsible for
YouDeciding how your home runs, your goals, your routine, who supports you
Support workersDay-to-day support, following your plan, reporting changes
Clinical supervisorOversight, escalation, health and mental health changes, staff supervision
Support coordinatorConnecting your services, plan use, resolving issues between providers
Your next of kinWhatever role you have asked them to have — no more

Thinking about SIL?

Have a conversation with us before you commit to anything. We will be straight with you about whether we are the right fit and what your plan would need to cover.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what is going on and we will talk you through the options — including telling you honestly if we are not the right fit.