Supported Indepedent Living - Hartley Lifecare
Hartley Lifecare provides Supported Independent Living (SIL) to help with and/or supervision of daily tasks to develop the skills of an individual to live as independently as possible.
Hartley Lifecare provides Supported Independent Living (SIL) to help with and/or supervision of daily tasks to develop the skills of an individual to live as independently as possible. These are the supports provided to a participant in their home, regardless of property ownership, and can be in a shared or individual arrangement.
Our experienced staff support people to pursue interests and hobbies, make friends, plan holidays and participate in the community. Whether living alone or with other people with disability, we support people to maintain their home and complete day-to-day household activities including meal planning and cooking, washing or even maintaining a vegetable garden.
Whether you have your own home and would like Hartley to support you, or you would like to live with others with a disability in a home already supported by Hartley Lifecare, please contact the Senior Manager of NDIS and Service Development on 02 6282 4411.
Service details
Age
16–25 years old
Gender focus
All genders welcome
Cost
Standard fees apply
Wait times
Varies by program
How to access the service
- Online booking
- Phone to book appointment
- Referral required from another service
- Self-referral accepted
How support is delivered
- Individual one-on-one support
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