Live More Independently, On Your Own Terms.
SIL funding pays for the support you need in your home, at the level that matches your daily routines.
Building independence in Western Sydney.
We believe your home should be a place where you feel entirely comfortable and in control. Our Supported Independent Living services are not about taking over; they are about providing the exact right amount of support you need to live life your way.
Whether it is help with morning routines, managing household tasks, or simply having someone nearby for peace of mind, our dedicated local teams work alongside you. We focus on building your skills and confidence in a familiar, modern environment.
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Every SIL plan is different because every person is different. We focus on flexible, responsive care.
Personal Care
Respectful, dignified assistance with daily routines, grooming, and personal hygiene, tailored to your schedule and preferences.
Household Support
Help with maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming home environment, including meal preparation, laundry, and general upkeep.
A Plan for the Unexpected
Before support starts we agree who you call when something changes, and what happens next, so nobody is working it out in the moment.
Join the Crescent Way
Transitioning to Supported Independent Living is a significant step. We make the process transparent, collaborative, and entirely focused on your goals.
Initial Chat
We start by listening. We want to understand your current situation, your NDIS funding, and what a perfect day in your own home looks like.
Tailored Plan
Together, we map out a support structure. We identify the right support workers who match your personality and the specific skills you need assistance with.
Move In & Flourish
Once everything is set, we assist with the transition. Our focus remains on helping you settle in and continually adjusting support as your independence grows.
Questions people ask before they call
The ones that come up most, answered straight.
Who pays for the house, and who pays for the support?
Two different things, and the NDIS keeps them apart. SIL funding in your plan pays for the support workers in the home. Rent, food, power and the internet are yours, paid the way anybody pays them, usually out of your income or pension. If the home itself is Specialist Disability Accommodation, that is a third thing again, funded separately and only where a plan includes it.
Can I keep my SIL provider if I move house?
Yes. The funding follows you, not the address, and you choose who delivers it. A move usually means the roster is rebuilt around a new place and new housemates, so tell us early and we will work the timing through with you. It works the other way too: you can change provider without moving.
Do I have to live with other people to get SIL?
Not always. SIL is usually delivered in a shared home, where the people living there share the roster, but it can also be one person in their own place where the plan funds that. What decides it is the support you need, not the number of bedrooms.
What happens if my needs change after support starts?
Tell us and we change the roster. If the change is bigger than your funding covers, you can ask the NDIA to reassess the plan, and you can ask us for a written summary of the support you are actually using, which is usually what that request needs behind it.
Need an interpreter?
Call TIS National on 131 450 at any time, and ask them to connect you with Crescent Care.
Not sure where to start?
Navigating services can be overwhelming. Our friendly team is here to listen to your needs and help guide you to the right support.