NDIS registeredYour Life. Your Choice.
Our SIL services are designed to support your daily living needs while empowering you to build skills, confidence, and independence. Whether you need help managing routines, accessing the community, or living with others, our team is here to assist.
SIL support is about more than daily tasks — it’s about helping you thrive. Here’s how it can make a difference:
Every service is tailored to your specific needs.
Our team is experienced in providing high-quality, person-centred care.
We focus on your overall well-being, from daily care to community participation.
We offer shared living arrangements and one-on-one support.
At Choice Community Health, we offer a range of SIL services designed to meet your individual requirements. Our team works closely with you to develop a personalised support plan that aligns with your goals and lifestyle.
Our services include:
“They all are lovely, very kind, friendly, professional, caring staff. Highly recommended.”
Nirasha
“Choice workers go more than the extra mile... attention to detail others overlook.”
Lesya D
“Support offered has been over and above expectations. Special thanks to Paul and Liz.”
Lotte D
“Incredible achievements in independence and relationships. Beyond our hopes.”
Tracey R
“Consistent, kind support workers making a huge difference to quality of life.”
Deidre G
“Professional, excellence. People before the dollar sign. Service second to none.”
Elizabeth M
Discover how SIL can help you achieve your goals and enjoy a more independent lifestyle.
Next StepsSIL provides 24/7 support for individuals with disabilities to live independently in their own home or shared accommodation.
SIL covers personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, and skill development—not rent or groceries.
SIL is for NDIS participants who need ongoing daily support. Your NDIS plan must include SIL funding.
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