Supported Independent Living (SIL) is NDIS-funded support helping participants live as independently as possible, with assistance for daily tasks, personal care, and community participation.
Seaford Meadows, 5169 - SDA HPS
MERIDIAN Road Salisbury North, 5108 - House A
Hommington road Elizabeth North
STA/SIL- Salisbury South SA, 5108
faq
frequently asked questions
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Q. What is Supported Independent Living (SIL)?
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Q. What's the difference between SIL and SDA?
SIL funds the support you receive while living independently; SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) funds the physical housing itself for people with high support needs. Many participants need both.
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Q. Are there current SIL vacancies in Adelaide?
Yes, Sari Healthcare regularly lists current SIL and SDA vacancies across Adelaide, including Alberton and Parafield Gardens. Check our housing page for up-to-date availability.
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Q. Does Sari Healthcare offer short term accommodation (STA)?
Yes, short term accommodation is available for respite or transitional stays, giving both participants and carers a break while maintaining quality support.
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Q. How do I apply for SIL housing with Sari Healthcare?
Contact Sari Healthcare directly or submit a referral. Our team will discuss your support needs and match you with a suitable vacancy.
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Q. Are SIL vacancies available in Parafield Gardens?
Yes, Sari Healthcare has SIL and housing options in Parafield Gardens as well as Alberton — check current listings on our housing page.
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Q. What support is included with SIL housing?
SIL housing includes assistance with daily living tasks, personal care, meal preparation, and community access, tailored to each participant's NDIS plan and support needs.
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Q. Can I visit a SIL property before deciding?
Yes, prospective residents and their families are generally welcome to arrange a visit — contact us to organise a tour of available properties.
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Q. Is overnight or 24-hour support available in SIL housing?
Yes, many of Sari Healthcare's SIL properties include overnight and 24-hour support for residents with higher support needs.
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Q. Who is eligible for specialist disability accommodation (SDA)?
Eligibility for SDA depends on having significant functional impairment or very high support needs, as assessed and funded through your NDIS plan.