Our supported independent living options make finding the right home a little easier
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is where a person with a disability lives independently in their own home, or with other people in shared accommodation, and gets support with cooking, cleaning and personal care.
We can help you find the home or support you require, based on what you need. Our flexible options help you find a place that’s right for you.
To find out more, please review our vacancy listings and download a brochure.
For any enquiries, please call us on 1800 243 232 or email us at
NDIS@anglicare-tas.org.au.
NDIS support category: Core Supports – Assistance with Daily Life
New Town (South)
A large home with 4 bedrooms and 3 separate toilets, New Town house also boasts a beautiful back yard with a large gazebo, barbeque area and manicured gardens.
Find out moreNewstead (North)
A large home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, Newstead offers its residents a quiet lifestyle while only being a short step away from Launceston.
Find out moreProspect Vale (North)
A large home with 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, Prospect Vale offers its residents a quiet lifestyle while only being a short step away from Launceston.
Find out moreOur supported accommodation option
Supported independent living (SIL) provides help with and supervision of daily tasks in a shared living environment, with a focus on developing the skills of each individual to live as independently as possible. SIL is also sometimes referred to as shared or supported accommodation.
We work with our residents to create a positive living environment in our shared homes and ensure we respond to resident feedback.
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What support is there in the properties?
We make sure all our properties are comfortable and secure. A place to call your own.
We support you with:
- Cleaning and laundry
- Cooking and nutrition
- Personal care like showering and dressing
- Taking medications
- Learning to catch public transport
How are decisions made in the house?
Everyone is involved in making decisions big or small. In some houses this means sitting together once a week for a meeting. In others, people come together when there is something to discuss and decide on. This is important for a positive living space for everyone.
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Who would I be living with?
We know how important it is that people enjoy living together. That’s why we will ask lots of questions about what you like, and what you don’t like so we can match you with people that enjoy similar things.
