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• Category: Supported Independent Living
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• Date: 12 Apr

Living independently is a goal that many people with disabilities aspire to achieve. However, it can be a daunting prospect, with a range of challenges to overcome, from finding suitable housing to managing daily tasks and accessing support services. That’s where Supported Independent Living (SIL) comes in. SIL is a service that helps people with disabilities live independently, providing the support they need to manage their daily lives and achieve their goals.

At the Bila Group, we understand that everyone’s needs and goals are unique. That’s why we offer a range of SIL services to support people with disabilities of all ages and backgrounds. Our team of experienced support workers and allied health professionals work together to provide a tailored approach to SIL, helping our clients to achieve their goals and live their best life.

What is Supported Independent Living?

Supported Independent Living is a service that provides support to people with disabilities to live independently in their own homes or in shared accommodation. The support provided can include assistance with daily living tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and personal care, as well as help with managing finances, accessing community services, and developing life skills.

SIL is designed to be flexible and adaptable to the needs of each individual. Some people may require 24/7 support, while others may only need a few hours of support per week. The level of support provided can be adjusted as needed to ensure that each person is getting the help they need to achieve their goals.

How the Bila Group Can Help You with Supported Independent Living?

At the Bila Group, we are passionate about supporting people with disabilities to live independently and achieve their goals. We offer a range of SIL services to meet the unique needs of each individual, including:

• Shared accommodation: We provide a range of shared accommodation options for people with disabilities, including apartments, townhouses, and houses. Our properties are designed to be accessible and comfortable, with features such as wheelchair ramps, grab rails, and adjustable kitchen benches.
• Support workers: Our team of experienced support workers provide assistance with daily living tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and personal care. They can also help with managing finances, accessing community services, and developing life skills.
• Allied health services: We have a team of allied health professionals including occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and speech therapists who can provide additional support to help our clients achieve their goals.
• Support coordination: We can help our clients to navigate the NDIS and other support systems, ensuring that they are getting the most out of the services available to them.

The Benefits of Supported Independent Living

Supported Independent Living has a range of benefits for people with disabilities, including:

• Increased independence: SIL provides the support people need to live independently, allowing them to take control of their lives and achieve their goals.
• Improved quality of life: With the right support, people with disabilities can enjoy a better quality of life, with increased opportunities for social interaction, education, and employment.
• Greater community participation: SIL can help people with disabilities to access community services and participate in community activities, reducing social isolation and increasing their sense of belonging.
• Increased choice and control: SIL is designed to be flexible and adaptable to the needs of each individual, giving them greater choice and control over the support they receive.

In Conclusion

Supported Independent Living is a service that can make a real difference in the lives of people with disabilities. At the Bila Group, we are committed to providing high-quality SIL services that are tailored to the unique needs and goals of each individual. With our support, people with disabilities can achieve their dreams and live