Accommodation: SIL & SDA

Supported Independent Living & Specialist Disability Accommodation

Achieve your goal of living independently with Promote Care & Health! We’re dedicated to providing disability accommodation solutions that enhance your independence, comfort and quality of life.

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Find your home sweet home

Cranbourne, VIC

SDA High Physical Support. Has 2 Bedrooms + OOA. This house comes with an Accessible Van. Located near several facilities

Ferntree Gully, VIC

This SIL home is available for participants with 2:1, 1:1, 1:2, 1:3 funding. Has 4 accessible bedrooms & 2 bathrooms

Preston

3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms 2 Toilets | 2 Car Park | Large backyard with BBQ area

Looking for a home that’s not listed? Give us a call — we’re here to help!

Feel at home with Promote Care & Health

If you require support for daily tasks, we will make you feel at home. Our Supported Independent Living homes give you the opportunity to form friendships, connect with the local community and live independently with the 24/7 assistance of our support workers.

We also provide onsite support services at Specialist Disability Accommodation properties alongside our SDA provider partners. Move in with us and start your journey towards a rich and independent life!

Living with Promote Care & Health

Safe and Supportive

Our spacious, purpose-built homes give you the space to socialise with other residents or have some ‘me-time’ to enjoy your privacy.

Your Voice is Heard

As a resident, you have a say in all household decisions, activities and routines. Your care team operates according to your needs.

Achieve your Goals

Do you want to learn how to cook? Use public transport? Find employment? We will support you to reach your potential.

Open Communication

Your dedicated Accommodation Manager will communicate openly and swiftly with you. We are open to feedback.

Our Accommodation Services Include

High Care

Clinical support from our Registered Nurses and team of skilled support workers.

Mental Health Support

Overcome isolation, reduce loneliness, build connections and build confidence.

Shopping & Meal Preparation

Promoting your independence through cooking and meal prep assistance.

Domestic Assistance

A helping hand to keep your home tidy and neat

Social & Community Access

Assisting with social and community activities for recreation, work or study.

Transport & Travel

Making sure you get to your appointments or social meetups safely and on time.

Keeping Active

Encouraging and empowering you to improve your physical fitness and health.

Personal Care

Assistance with personal hygiene and other daily living tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between services under Core Supports and Supported Independent Living?

Supported Independent Living services help with daily tasks so you can live more independently at home. Core Supports may also help participants with daily tasks relating to the home, but also encompass other supports such as community access and transportation. The two services can be used in conjunction with each other.

What is the difference between Supported Independent Living and Specialist Disability Accommodation?

While Specialist Disability Accommodation or SDA refers to the purpose-built accommodation dwelling itself, Supported Independent Living or SIL is the support service you might require while living in your SDA, a SIL group home or in your own home.

SDA and SIL funding are separate under the NDIS.

You may receive both SDA and SIL funding, with your providers working closely together to ensure your needs are met. You can also receive only SIL funding.

What supports can I receive in a Specialist Disability Accommodation?

You can receive onsite shared support, which you can utilise for emergencies or for ad-hoc/unplanned assistance, e.g. if you need help wiping a spill or making tea for friends who decided to drop by for a visit. This is a 24/7 on-call service.

If you want to coordinate your preferred time to receive support, or if you need assistance outside the SDA home or apartment (e.g. driving to appointments), you can also receive what is called planned support.

How should I prepare for a meeting with the accommodation team?

To get ready for your meeting with the accommodation team, you should consider what your needs are, what your living goals are and what help you are currently receiving. We may also ask you to provide:

Clinical assessments and reports
Behavioural assessments or plans
Incident reports
Police reports
Risk assessments
Statements from previous providers or landlords
Standardised assessments

Real wordsstoriesfeedback from real clients

Kylie NDIS Participant

A very professional organisation, providing me with kind, friendly, and reliable support workers who are genuinely caring and knowledgeable. Very happy!

Sarah NDIS Participant

I just love being with them. They are such nice and caring people who care and work with you. Having specific cultural needs, Promote Care and Health took care of it smoothly

Xao Ming Parent of a NDIS Participant

We are so happy by the wonderful attitude of the carers who work with our son. They all have golden hearts and fulfill their roles to the best. Really really good people.

Nathan NDIS Support Coordinator

They are truly doing what there name says, Promoting care. Always on top of everything! Professional services and good work ethics with a mutual participant

Emma Allied Health Professional

The Service Manager for a participant who I provide services to was awesome. Providing regular updates is a plus point which has enabled me to keep a track of any changes.

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