Marsden Street House
A renovated three-bedroom home a ten-minute walk from Parramatta station, with a level entry, widened doorways and a large shared kitchen.
Supported Independent Living
Ordinary homes in ordinary streets, with the right level of support and housemates you have actually met. Across Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith, Liverpool, Bankstown, the Hills, the Inner West and Western Sydney.
The basics
SIL is NDIS funding for the support you receive inside your home. It covers the workers who help with personal care, meals, medication and household tasks — including overnight, where your plan funds it.
It is worth being clear about what SIL is not. SIL does not pay for the house. Rent or board comes out of your own income, the same as it would for anyone renting. And SIL is not a facility: our homes are regular houses on regular streets, with neighbours who mow their lawns on Sunday.
For most people SIL means sharing with one to three housemates, because pooled support hours stretch further. Individual living options exist too, and we will tell you honestly which your funding is likely to support.
Our approach
The building matters far less than most brochures suggest. What determines whether a home works is whether the housemates get along, whether the staff stay, and whether anyone asks your opinion about how things are run.
So we roster small, consistent teams to each house rather than rotating whoever is available. House meetings happen monthly and participants set the agenda. And we say no to a placement when the match is wrong, even when the bed is empty and the referral is sitting in front of us.
What's included
The exact mix depends on what your plan funds and what you actually want help with.
Daily household support
Cooking, cleaning, shopping and running the house together.
Personal care
In your own bathroom, on your own schedule.
Overnight support
Active night or sleepover cover, depending on your plan.
Medication management
Systems, records and staff trained to your health plan.
Skill building
Cooking, budgeting and household routines at your pace.
Community connection
Support to stay linked with family, friends and activities.
Resident matching
Five steps, and you can stop at any one of them. Nobody moves in on the strength of a profile on paper.
We talk through what you are looking for, what your plan funds and what your non-negotiables are.
We meet you where you are now, with family or your coordinator if you would like them there.
We show you the homes that genuinely fit, and you visit as many times as you want.
Coffee first, then a house visit, then usually an overnight or weekend stay.
Funding confirmed, agreements signed, and we help with the practical side of moving.
Current homes
Vacancies change weekly. If nothing here suits, tell us what you are after and we will let you know when something opens.
A renovated three-bedroom home a ten-minute walk from Parramatta station, with a level entry, widened doorways and a large shared kitchen.
Four bedrooms on a quiet street near Blacktown hospital and the westbound line. Two housemates have lived here since 2023.
A purpose-modified two-bedroom home with ceiling hoists in both bedrooms and an accessible bathroom with a wet-room shower.
Support coordinators and plan managers can refer in a few minutes. We confirm capacity, suitability and an indicative start date within two business days.
Questions
SIL pays for the support workers who assist you in the home — help with personal care, meals, medication, household tasks and overnight support. It does not pay your rent or board. Those are paid from your own income, usually from the Disability Support Pension, in the same way any tenant pays rent.
No. Most of our homes are shared with one to three housemates because it makes support hours go further, but we also have individual living options where you have your own self-contained space with support available nearby.
We look at daily routines, noise and quiet preferences, interests, communication styles and support needs. Then we arrange a coffee, then a visit to the house, then usually an overnight or weekend stay. Nobody signs anything until everyone has met.
Of course. It is your home. Visitors are welcome, and there is nothing unusual about family staying for a meal. We ask housemates to agree some basic ground rules together so everyone gets reasonable notice and quiet time.
You can. Your residency agreement sets out the notice period, usually four weeks. We will support the transition, including helping you look at other options, whether they are ours or another provider's.
From first enquiry to moving in is commonly six to twelve weeks. That covers the assessment, matching, house visits, funding confirmation with the NDIA and the practical business of moving. We will give you a realistic timeline at the first conversation, not an optimistic one.
Tell us a little about what you need and we will call you back within one business day. No obligation, no pressure, and nothing locked in until you are ready.