Supported Independent Living
A safe home. The right support. A life shaped around your choices.
Providence provides Supported Independent Living support for participants who need assistance with everyday activities while living in a home environment. Support is shaped around individual routines, goals, preferences and support needs, with dignity, choice and participation kept at the centre.
- Registered NDIS Provider
- Person-centred support

What is Supported Independent Living?
What is Supported Independent Living?
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is support with everyday activities for eligible participants who need assistance while living in their home. Where appropriate, support may involve help with daily routines, household activities and participating in everyday life.
How we help
How Providence can support you at home
- Support with everyday routines
- Assistance with personal and daily living activities
- Help with household tasks
- Support preparing meals where appropriate
- Building confidence with everyday activities
- Support participating in the community
- Help maintaining routines that reflect your preferences
Support areas
Support for everyday life at home
Daily routines
Support with everyday routines shaped around your needs and preferences.
Personal support
Respectful assistance with personal and daily-living activities where required.
Household activities
Support participating in and managing everyday household tasks.
Meals & daily tasks
Practical support with everyday activities such as meal preparation where appropriate.
Community connection
Support staying involved in community activities and relationships.
Building confidence
Support to take an active role in daily life and household routines.
Support that respects your home and your choices
Your home should feel like your home. Providence works with participants to understand their routines, preferences, goals and the way they want support to fit into everyday life. The type and level of SIL support depends on individual circumstances, agreed support arrangements and what is appropriate for the participant.
SIL is support — not the home itself
Supported Independent Living refers to the support a participant receives with everyday life. Accommodation, rent and housing arrangements are separate considerations and depend on individual circumstances.
How it works
Getting started with SIL support
Step 1
Talk with us
Tell us about your current living situation, routines, goals and support needs.
Step 2
Discuss your support needs
We talk through the type of everyday assistance you may need and how you prefer support to be provided.
Step 3
Plan the next steps
We work with you to determine appropriate next steps based on your circumstances and support arrangements.
Related services
Related supports
Personal Care
Respectful, dignified support with the personal tasks of daily life.
Learn more about Personal CareAssistance with Daily Living
Everyday support to help you live safely and comfortably at home.
Learn more about Assistance with Daily LivingCommunity Access
Support to get out and take part in activities and appointments in your community.
Learn more about Community Access
Looking for support with everyday life at home?
Talk with Providence about your living situation, routines, goals and the type of support you're looking for.