Empower Lives with Heart
Empower Lives with Heart
NDIS SIL homes and 24/7 support across Liverpool and Sydney’s South West — real homes, matched housemates, expert care.
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24/7 support
15 min
Free intro call
NDIS registered
Ordinary houses in ordinary streets — not facilities. A bedroom that’s yours and a household that works.
Compatibility comes first — meet-and-greets and careful matching before anyone signs anything.
Founded by a psychologist — behaviour, wellbeing and family dynamics are understood.
Close to Liverpool Hospital, Westfield and transport — handy for appointments, work and a social life.
Founded by a psychologist, our SIL starts with who you are — personality, culture, routines, goals — then shapes the home, housemates and support around that. Independence is the outcome, not dependence.
We listen first — how you want to live, who with, and what support really helps.
We match carefully — home, housemates and staff — with meet-and-greets and family input before any agreement is signed.
We review openly — support plans grow with you, aiming for more independence each year, not more hours.
Liverpool is the heart of Sydney’s South West — close to family, transport and Liverpool Hospital. Our SIL helps people of all disabilities make an independent home here, with support that fits.
Consistent, familiar support workers and routines that build real independence — at your pace, in your own home.
Sensory-considered homes, predictable routines and housemate matching that takes compatibility seriously.
Recovery-oriented SIL with psychology-led oversight — stability at home that supports mental health.
Structured daily support for memory, fatigue and routine — keeping rehab gains alive in everyday life.
Accessible homes and trained staff for transfers, equipment and personal care — up to 24/7.
Support that adapts across life stages — therapy coordination, equipment and community life included.
High intensity supports — tube feeding, catheter care, seizure management — delivered by trained workers.
A gradual, planned move from the family home — with family involved as much as you both want.
Discharging from hospital without a suitable home? We set up SIL as part of the discharge plan.
Rita founded Affective Care on a simple idea: services should fit people, not the reverse.
NDIS registered — including Daily Tasks/Shared Living, high intensity supports and SDA.
Audited against the NDIS Practice Standards and Code of Conduct.
Positive Behaviour Support and therapy teams in-house — clinical backup behind every household.
Multilingual, culturally inclusive staff — English, Arabic and Mandarin.
Around-the-clock support from a consistent roster — including active overnight or sleepover shifts as funded.
Cooking, budgeting, transport training and routines — support that builds independence, not dependence.
Personal care through to high intensity supports, delivered with dignity by trained workers.
Cleaning, laundry, shopping and meal prep — shared fairly among housemates with staff support.
Work, study, sport, faith and friendships — support to live a life, not just occupy a house.
Appointments, medications and coordination with our psychology, OT, speech and PBS teams.
Suburb list indicates our South West Sydney service area — confirm live homes before publish.
Homes and rooms open as households change. Call for this week’s vacancies and what’s coming next.
South West Sydney deserves SIL without the institutional feel. Our commitment: ordinary homes in ordinary streets, consistent staff, culturally aware support — and a front door that’s genuinely yours.
SIL should widen your choices, not shrink them. Ours works like this:
No pressure, no rushed placements — the right household is worth doing properly.
Tell us what you’re after — location, housemates, support needs, timing. We’ll explain current options.
Tour homes, meet potential housemates and staff — the fit has to feel right before anything is signed.
A gradual transition — visits, trial stays where possible, family involved — supports ready from night one.
Support coordinators, hospital teams and LACs — send the participant’s needs, funding and timing; we respond within one business day with genuine options, including honest ‘not yet’ answers.
We accept complex, high intensity and psychosocial referrals, including hospital-to-SIL transitions.
We’d rather say ‘not yet’ than force a poor match that breaks down in six months. Expect straight answers on vacancies, genuine housemate compatibility work, and clinical backup (PBS, psychology, nursing) behind every household.
The best moves are planned, not rushed. Whether it’s a first move from the family home or a change from a household that isn’t working, call us — we’ll explain funding, vacancies and what a good transition looks like.
One call to hear current vacancies, upcoming homes and how the move works — no pressure, no obligation.
Ask about current vacancies
SIL is NDIS funding for help with daily tasks in your home — usually a shared house with 24/7 or near-24/7 support. It covers the support workers and skill-building, so you can live as independently as possible: cooking, personal care, routines, health and household life.
Vacancies across Liverpool and the South West change as homes are established and housemates move — call 1300 615 193 for what’s open right now. If today’s options don’t fit, we’ll talk through upcoming homes and housemate matching, so the next move is the right one rather than the quickest one.
SIL is approved by the NDIA through a home and living request, supported by evidence of your support needs — usually reports from your therapy team and coordinator. If SIL isn’t in your plan yet, we’ll explain what evidence helps and work alongside your support coordinator on the request.
SIL pays for the support people in a home; SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) pays for the specialised dwelling itself, for participants with extreme functional impairment or very high needs. Many people have SIL without SDA. We support participants with either or both.
Yes — and we insist on it. Matching involves meet-and-greets, shared activities and honest conversations about routines and personalities before anyone commits. A household that genuinely gets along is the single biggest factor in SIL working long-term.
The NDIS covers your supports. You pay ordinary living costs from your own income — rent or board, groceries, utilities and personal spending — just like any household. We’ll give you a clear breakdown before you sign anything, with no surprise costs.
Yes — our teams are trained for high intensity daily personal activities (tube feeding, catheter care, seizure management and more), with community nursing oversight and in-house Positive Behaviour Support where behaviour is part of the picture.
Gradually and deliberately. From the family home: visits, then short stays, then the move — with family involved throughout. From hospital: we coordinate with the discharge team so the home, supports and equipment are ready before discharge day. See our hospital discharge pages for that pathway.
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