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Supported Independent Living

Your home. Your rules. Our support.

Supported Independent Living is regular support provided in your home to help with everyday life. For some people that means support across much of the day. For others it may include scheduled, shared or overnight support.

At SCL, we look beyond the roster. We want to understand how you like your home to run, what you want more independence with, who you are comfortable living and spending time with, and what a good ordinary day looks like for you.

Supported Independent Living in a warm, lived-in home setting.

What this support can include

Support shaped around real life.

01

Everyday routines

Support with the parts of daily life where you want a hand, while keeping your own routines at the centre.

02

Home and household

Help with practical parts of living at home, from meals and household tasks to planning the day.

03

Building independence

Work on skills and confidence at your own pace rather than having everything done for you.

04

Consistent support

Thoughtful worker matching and continuity wherever possible, with support adjusted as life changes.

Home first

It should still feel like your home.

Your support team works in your home, but your home should never feel like a workplace. Your privacy, routines, preferences and choices remain central to how support is delivered.

In everyday life

What SIL can look like

The details are different for every household. Support may focus on the ordinary parts of life that make a home feel like your own.

  • Morning and evening routines
  • Preparing meals and household tasks
  • Personal care where required
  • Building everyday living skills
  • Getting out into the community
  • Shared or overnight support where required

Our approach

Home first. Roster second.

We plan around the person and the household rather than trying to make someone fit an existing roster. That means understanding routines, support needs, communication, preferences and, in shared living, compatibility with the other people in the home.

Getting started

Three steps, explained clearly.

  1. 01

    Talk about home and support needs

    Tell us what support you need, what matters in your daily routine and the kind of living arrangement you are looking for.

  2. 02

    Work through the practical fit

    We consider support requirements, staffing, location and, where relevant, compatibility within a shared home.

  3. 03

    Plan the start together

    Once the arrangement is right, we put the practical supports in place and keep reviewing what needs to change.

Ready to talk about support?

You do not need to know exactly which service fits. Tell us what is happening and what you are looking for, and we will tell you honestly whether SCL can help.