We are a SIL specialists.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is sometimes called group or shared accommodation. It is an NDIS support where a person with a disability lives in a house with other people. People who live in Supported Independent Living also receive day-to-day support with tasks including cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking and help with personal care (such as laundry, showering and dressing). Supported Independent Living often suits those who are unable to live on their own or with their family.
Furthermore, Supported Independent Living (SIL) is the assistance with and/or supervising tasks of daily life in a shared living environment, with a focus on developing the skills of each individual to live as autonomously as possible. The support is provided to each person living in a shared arrangement in accordance with their need. And focus on maximising the person’s capacity to be as independent as possible with household decision making, personal care and domestic tasks.
SIL does not include rent, board and lodging or other day-to-day usual living expenses such as food and activities. It also does not include the capital costs associated with a participant’s accommodation.
At Bridges Care, we offer a range of shared accommodation for people with a disability. Our properties include apartments, villas, and houses. We can provide support to people with different needs – from low through to complex needs. Whether you need 24/7 support, or just for a few hours a day, we can make sure our supports suit you.
Our Supported Independent Living services not only provide you with a secure and comfortable home. They can also help you:
We have vacancies in our Supported Independent Living properties. Like any household, it’s important that people get along. We do our best to match housemates based on similar ages and interests.
Bridges Care Services is your local NDIS provider in NSW and its environs. Our vision is to use our experience to bridge the gaps found in the support services to those living with disabilities and mental health around Campbelltown.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the current way of providing support for individuals living with a disability. It’s a holistic approach tailored to each person’s needs and goals.
You are not alone, there are 4.3 million Australians who have a disability. But NDIS will provide about 460,000 Australians aged under 65, who have a permanent and significant disability with funding for supports and services.
This funding for support and services gives all Australians peace of mind since they will get the support they need if they are born with or acquire a permanent and significant disability Moreover, NDIS is structured to help people access the support they need to improve their skills towards attaining independence.
As your local NDIS registered provider in NSW, Bridges Care is committed to providing you with support in a range of areas including:
Plan Management
Personal Care
cooking
shopping
safe use of appliances
paying bills
Medical Appointment
Support Coordination
Transportation Support
Community Participation
Accommodation & Tenancy
Specialized Disability Accommodation
Supported Independent Living
Assistance with daily living tasks
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is sometimes called group or shared accommodation. It is an NDIS support where a person with a disability lives in a house with other people. People who live in Supported Independent Living also receive day-to-day support with tasks including cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking and help with personal care (such as laundry, showering and dressing). Supported Independent Living often suits those who are unable to live on their own or with their family.
Furthermore, Supported Independent Living (SIL) is the assistance with and/or supervising tasks of daily life in a shared living environment, with a focus on developing the skills of each individual to live as autonomously as possible. The support is provided to each person living in a shared arrangement in accordance with their need. And focus on maximising the person’s capacity to be as independent as possible with household decision making, personal care and domestic tasks.
SIL does not include rent, board and lodging or other day-to-day usual living expenses such as food and activities. It also does not include the capital costs associated with a participant’s accommodation.
At Bridges Care, we offer a range of shared accommodation for people with a disability. Our properties include apartments, villas, and houses. We can provide support to people with different needs – from low through to complex needs. Whether you need 24/7 support, or just for a few hours a day, we can make sure our supports suit you.
Our Supported Independent Living services not only provide you with a secure and comfortable home. They can also help you:
Stay healthy and safe
Make friends
Get involved in activities
Learn new skills such as money and household management
Be a part of household routines
We have vacancies in our Supported Independent Living properties. Like any household, it’s important that people get along. We do our best to match housemates based on similar ages and interests.
Our best contact email is contact@bridgescare.com.au