NDIS Supported Independent Living, South West Sydney
Discover SIL in a caring and friendly home in West Hoxton, NSW 2171
No SDA (specialist disability accommodation ) funding required. At 3 Blacket Place, West Hoxton, you’ll find an accessible and modern home designed for independence and community. This property is particularly well-suited for NDIS participants residing in the Fairfield, Liverpool, and Canterbury-Bankstown Council areas.
Each resident enjoys their own room and ensuite, with wheelchair access throughout. You’ll benefit from being close to convenient shops and public transport, plus easy access to our Bonnyrigg Hub for day services. Shared overnight nurse care is also available.
While this home is currently full, we welcome you to keep in touch for existing disability support and future SIL opportunities across South West Sydney.
Four generously sized bedrooms including main bedroom with en-suite.
Two open-plan living areas with high ceilings flowing out to a covered outdoor space.
Contemporary kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
Main bathroom with separate toilet and internal laundry with external access.
Private street with driveway parking & ample off-street parking.
Low-maintenance backyard ideal for entertaining.
Let us help you find your ideal SIL home.
Woodville SIL homes are a place to call home. At Woodville Alliance, we want to ensure everything is taken care of and that we have the right home for you before moving. Start the conversation with us early so we can help you find your new home. We own all our SIL properties to create security and peace of mind for participants and families.
Hear From Our Clients
We are proud to have been part of a significant milestone for four clients living independently away from home at our first SIL property. We can’t wait to help more clients! Read more about the experiences of a parent and staff member.
“It has been an amazing experience with Woodville Alliance. I could not have ever imagined that our son could live away from home independently. He’s so much happier. Thank you, Woodville.” – Parent.
“It has been wonderful to watch the SIL household bond together quickly. In the mornings, they happily greet each other over breakfast and catch up when they come home at the end of the day. It’s a friendly, calm home environment.” – SIL Team Leader.
Interested In Supported Independent Living?
Are you ready to live independently in a caring and friendly home?
Let’s work together to achieve your goal. Contact Casey Hailes today:
Supported Independent Living Explained
Supported Independent Living is, also known as SIL, an NDIS support service funded in an NDIS plan.
SIL involves supervision and assistance with daily everyday tasks to help people with disabilities live as independently as possible. Woodville offers this service as part of a shared home environment.
The support we offer is flexible and can adapt as your needs change. Together we will work with you through every step as you progress towards your ideal SIL home.
For further information about the NDIS, please refer to the FAQ.
Moving Out, Made Simple
Start the conversation early with us!
Moving out of home for the first time can feel daunting for parents, carers, and children. We get it; moving out of home is a major change for anyone. But it should be an exciting time filled with new experiences and a sense of approaching adulthood. We want to make this milestone an exciting, memorable and safe experience for everyone involved.
At Woodville, we will support you through each step of the journey to find your ideal SIL home, the application process, matching you with compatible housemates, and moving into living a life you love.
Why should I consider living with housemates?
There comes a time in everyone’s life when you will consider moving out of home for the first time. To help give you the confidence to make this new transition, here are some good reasons why you should consider SIL in your next NDIS Plan Review:
- Living in the community can improve well-being and access to more activities.
- SIL homes are designed to support people with disability to live their best lives.
- There is Government funded support to help you organise your move.
Live a Life you Love.
Woodville SIL homes are a place to call home. You’re the decision maker, and with your housemates, you can decide on activities and what happens in the home together. That’s what it means to live independently – Living a Life You Love!
Some of the benefits of living with housemates in your ideal SIL home include the following:
- The ability to make choices about who provides your support and when
- More flexibility in choosing how you want to spend your day, including when to eat and when to go to bed
- More privacy
- Your own space to decorate with things that reflect your personality and make you feel a sense of identity and individuality
- More choice with what meals you want to eat.
- More independence
- The possibility for more engagement with people your age in the community and others who share your hobbies and interests
- More Support to live the way you want to live.
Woodville supports you when you need it for things like:
- Personal care
- Mobility
- Accessing transport
- Accessing the community
- Accessing activities
- Shopping and meal preparation
- Cleaning and maintaining your home
- Household tasks such as laundry
With all these services and supports, you have input into what you need, what will work best for you, and your choice over how you want to live.
Woodville can also help you with support coordination so you don’t have to manage everything alone.
Experience the difference with Woodville.
Woodville Alliance is an established disability service provider in South West Sydney, offering a broad range of high-quality services for people with disability. We have been supporting local communities for over 40 years.
Our staff are highly experienced and knowledgeable; we look forward to creating an environment that is homely, respectful, caring, safe, full of privacy and above all, enjoyable to all our clients. If you are ready to start looking at properties or need help with NDIS funding planning, we are happy to help.
Get In Touch With Woodville Alliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a type of NDIS-funded support that helps people with disability live as independently as possible in shared or individual housing. It includes help with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, personal care, and developing everyday life skills. Woodville offers this service as part of a shared home environment.
Eligibility is assessed by the NDIS based on your goals, current living situation, and support needs.
SIL can include support with:
- Personal care (e.g. showering, dressing)
- Household tasks (e.g. meals, cleaning, laundry)
- Medication management
- Developing independent living skills
- Social and community participation support (depending on your plan)
Note: SIL funding covers support, not rent, utilities, or food.
- Check eligibility
- Complete an access request form
- Gather evidence/supporting documents
- Involve your health professionals
- Submit your application
- Wait for a decision
Yes, Woodville Alliance is an NDIS registered organisation. For more information, please visit the official NDIS Provider Finder and search for us by typing our ABN: 8960638731 into the relevant search bar.
Request an internal review through the NDIA. If you are still not satisfied, seek an external review – this is done through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, or seek legal assistance.
- You can contact the NDIA itself to make a complaint about issues with access, planning, decisions or service delivery
- You can make a complaint to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission
- You can complain to the Commonwealth Ombudsman
- You can contact an advocacy service
It is an independent government agency responsible for overseeing the quality and safety of services for registered providers.