Supported Independent Living

Embrace SIL in Pascoe Vale

Enjoy life in a friendly household with our Supported Independent Living home in Pascoe Vale, Melbourne.

This is a wonderful opportunity for a NDIS participant who needs regular support, but is seeking to live independently in a peaceful, family-friendly suburb close to all amenities. We provide a staff ratio of 1:1, 1:2 or 1:3 depending on your needs, with a nurse available 24/7.

This home is available for Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short Term Accommodation (STA) and Medium Term Accommodation (MTA).

To find out more, please contact 0474 853 224 

This SIL home features:

• Private comfortable bedrooms
• WiFi and air conditioning
• Spacious living areas
• 24/7 nursing support on site
• Close to large parks, buses, trams and shops
• SIL services available from an experienced and caring team
• Car parking space 

About Pascoe Vale

Situated north of Melbourne CBD with easy access to the city, Pascoe Vale is a peaceful and friendly suburb with a diverse community. Enjoy the convenience of being close to plenty of public transport options, shopping centres, restaurants, cafes, parks and gardens. There’s plenty of activities to enjoy, and services to help you stay healthy and well.

 SIL with Home Caring

Our SIL team provides individualised support for people with disability, creating

supportive and warm homes where you can live life to the full. At this residence, we have a nurse on call 24/7 along with trained staff to provide care at a ratio of 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3.

We’ll support you with everyday tasks and help you build your life skills, so you can live as independently as possible. Our compassionate team are highly experienced at providing quality support that builds your resilience and confidence.

Our SIL services include:

• 24/7 support with an individualised approach
• Medication management and administration
• Mental first aid
• Help with personal care activities, provided with dignity, compassion and respect
• Help building daily living skills with tasks such as preparing meals, cooking and cleaning
• Assistance with behaviour support plans
• Help with household tasks
• Social skills development through activities
• Support with supervision, personal safety and security
• Support for medical appointments, including transportation
• Community access support (e.g. visiting families, attending hydrotherapy sessions)