SIL is a type of NDIS-funded support that helps individuals with disabilities live as independently as possible in a shared or individual living arrangement. Support is provided 24/7 based on individual needs.

To be eligible for SIL, you must be an NDIS participant over 18 years old with approved SIL funding or other equivalent funding in your NDIS plan.

SIL costs vary depending on the level of support needed. The hourly rate typically starts at around $56 and can go up to $350 per hour. Factors such as the type of care and support required will influence the total cost.

A SIL assessment in Perth usually takes about 5 to 6 hours, including the assessment process, report writing, and travel time.

SIL offers support with daily living activities such as personal care, household tasks, meal preparation, medication management, and social/community participation.

To apply for SIL, you must work with your NDIS planner or support coordinator to include it in your NDIS plan. You'll need to provide evidence of your need for 24/7 support through a Functional Assessment Report and a Housing Solutions report.

SIL participants can live in shared housing or in their own homes, depending on their preferences and support needs. The specific housing options will be determined based on individual circumstances.

MTA is a separate NDIS-funded service that provides temporary housing while permanent accommodation is being arranged. MTA costs in Perth range between $130 and $194 per day.

Yes, participants have the option to select their preferred support providers based on availability and suitability for their needs.

SIL focuses on providing daily living support, while other NDIS supports, such as Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), focus on modifying or providing specialised housing.