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At The iCare Group Australia, our Supported Independent Living (SIL) services help participants live as independently as possible while receiving the support they require within shared or individual living environments.
Supports are tailored around each participant’s goals, routines, and support needs and may include personal care, medication support, meal preparation, community access, overnight supports, behavioural supports, and skill development.
Helping you understand your NDIS plan and funding.
Connecting you with trusted providers and community supports.
Supports tailored around your individual goals.
Responsive coordination as your needs change.
The NDIS can often feel overwhelming for participants, families and carers.
Finding the right providers, understanding funding, coordinating appointments, preparing for reviews and managing multiple services can quickly become stressful.
Our experienced Support Coordinators simplify the process by helping participants understand their plans, connect with the right services and build strong support networks that improve long-term outcomes.
Every participant is different, which is why we take the time to understand your goals, circumstances, support needs, risks and long-term vision before developing a coordinated approach that genuinely improves your quality of life.
Helping you understand your funding, budgets and how your plan can be used to achieve your goals.
Linking you with trusted disability, health, allied health and community services that best suit your needs.
Working closely with providers, families and support networks to ensure services work together effectively.
Helping you develop the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions and manage your supports over time.
Supporting you to communicate with providers and advocating for your needs when required.
Helping prepare evidence, reports and documentation for NDIS reviews and reassessments.
Our team understands that every participant’s journey is different.
Some people need assistance navigating the NDIS for the first time, while others require support during periods of transition, housing instability, hospital admissions, crisis situations or significant life changes.
We have extensive experience supporting participants living with:
We work collaboratively with participants, families, guardians, hospitals, allied health professionals, mental health services, community organisations and other providers to ensure supports remain coordinated, responsive and participant focused.
Everything we do starts with understanding what matters most to you.
Knowledge across disability, psychosocial recovery, complex supports and community services.
Working collaboratively with quality providers to improve communication and reduce service gaps.
Access to Support Coordination, Nursing, Housing, SIL, Community Supports and Allied Health through one organisation.
We identify issues early and work with participants to create practical solutions before challenges escalate.
Supporting participants across a broad range of disability and support needs.
Whether you’re looking for a new Support Coordinator, are new to the NDIS or simply want better support, we’re here to help.
The help you need is here.
