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Our vision is for participants to have an ordinary life at home, where they feel a sense of belonging, safety and security.

Making SIL Better is our commitment to improving how we manage and deliver supported independent living supports (SIL) to participants.

Participants and providers have told us about the importance of finding, recognising, and promoting new ways for participants to pursue their home and living goals. In response we introduced a new initiative to bring participants and providers together to design and deliver improved ways of delivering home and living supports. We call them Demonstration Projects. Demonstration projects look at different ways of delivering home and living supports that give greater flexibility to participants and providers, are outcomes-focused, encourage better practice and ensure Scheme sustainability.

How to request an internal review of a decision and the process explained, including what to do if you have more concerns and a helpful factsheet.

Providers can claim for supported independent living regular supports by either using the hourly claiming process or the weekly claiming process.

There will be limited circumstances in which a provider can claim for a payment after a participant unexpectedly leaves the supported independent living arrangement.

A participant’s support needs may change and sometimes, this will mean they need a lower level of support.

About early childhood intervention provider reports.

Early childhood provider reports are annual reports written for families of children younger than 7, who are NDIS participants.

As a provider of early childhood intervention support it’s important you provide families and carers of children younger than 7 who are NDIS participants, an annual provider report.