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What is SIL and Who is it For?

What is SIL and Who is it For?

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is one of those terms that gets thrown around a lot in the NDIS space, but rarely explained in a way that actually makes sense. Most
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NDIS Approved Consumables and What You Can Claim

NDIS Approved Consumables and What You Can Claim

NDIS approved consumables are everyday disability-related items funded under NDIS Core Supports consumables. These supports help participants manage daily living safely and independently while staying aligned with NDIS funding rules.
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Choosing the Right SIL Property

Choosing the Right SIL Property

Choosing the right SIL property is about more than location. SIL properties NDIS participants move into must align with support needs, daily routines and long-term goals. Supported Independent Living housing
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How Structured Support Builds Stability

How Structured Support Builds Stability

SSRC with Maple provides structured disability support for participants who require intensive supervision and a safe residential environment. This model is designed to stabilise participants during periods of transition, behavioural
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Building Independence Through Supported Living

Building Independence Through Supported Living

A supported independent living lifestyle is about more than receiving care. It is about building confidence, developing life skills and creating a stable routine that supports long-term independence. For many
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How to Apply for NDIS Online

How to Apply for NDIS Online

If you are looking to apply for NDIS online in 2026, understanding the correct process can make a significant difference to how quickly and smoothly your application is approved. With
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Maximising Your Capacity Building Funding

Maximising Your Capacity Building Funding

  Improved Daily Living Skills NDIS funding is one of the most valuable supports available under the Capacity Building budget. In 2026, as planning discussions become more evidence based and
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