Choosing a Supported Independent Living provider is one of the biggest decisions you will make. The right questions help you tell a great provider from an average one. Here are ten to ask. The questions that matter How do you match support workers to each person and home? How do you handle housemate compatibility? Do […]
10 questions to ask before choosing a SIL provider Read More »
Not everyone wants to live in a traditional shared SIL home. The NDIS has a more flexible option called an Individualised Living Option, or ILO. Here is what it is. ILO is about living the way you choose An ILO is a home and living support that is designed around you: where you live, who
What is an Individualised Living Option (ILO)? Read More »
If your current support is not working, you are allowed to change providers. Choice and control is the whole point of the NDIS. Here is how switching actually works. You have the right to change You do not have to stay with a provider who is not meeting your needs. Changing is your right, and
How to change your NDIS or SIL provider (and why it is easier than you think) Read More »
Finding the right Supported Independent Living vacancy can feel stressful, especially when timing is tight. Here is a practical guide to finding and securing a SIL home in NSW. 1. Know what you are looking for Before you search, get clear on the essentials: the area, the level of support (24/7 or drop-in), whether you
How to find and secure a SIL vacancy in NSW Read More »
SIL and SDA are two of the most confused terms in the NDIS. They sound similar, but they pay for completely different things. Here is the simple version. SIL is the support Supported Independent Living (SIL) funds the people who help you day to day: personal care, cooking, cleaning, medication and skill building. It is
SIL vs SDA: what is the difference, and which do you need? Read More »
If you or someone you love has just had Supported Independent Living funded in an NDIS plan, the jargon can be overwhelming. Here is what SIL actually means, in plain English. SIL is support, not a house Supported Independent Living, or SIL, is NDIS funding for the help you need with the everyday tasks of
What is Supported Independent Living (SIL)? A plain-English guide Read More »
The Canberra Times reports on the gap in NDIS support across regional and rural Australia, and why local, responsive support matters.
Regional Australia’s NDIS gap leaves people with disability feeling unheard Read More »
NDIS & SIL pursueability.com.au/blog 5 min read The short answer: Supported Independent Living (SIL) is NDIS-funded support that helps people with disability live as independently as possible — usually in a shared or individual home — with trained support workers assisting with daily tasks, personal care, and community participation. If you or someone you love
What is Supported Independent Living and Who is it For? Read More »
If you are searching for an NDIS registered provider, a disability service provider in NSW, or NDIS support services near me — you have found the right place. Pursue Ability is a fully registered, proven, and deeply trusted disability support organisation operating across New South Wales and Queensland. 1. A Comprehensive NDIS Disability Support Provider
At Pursue Ability, we partner with people who want more from their NDIS supports than “tick‑the‑box” services. Participants and families come to us because they are looking for a team that listens, adapts and stays committed over the long term, not just during the easy moments. Our focus is on strong advocacy and dependable support.
Pursue: Partnering With Participants for Long‑Term Outcomes Read More »
Join Us
Join us at the Weston Workers Club for the Combat Cancer Fundraiser on May 18th from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM. This family-friendly event hosted by Pursue Ability includes a petting zoo, jumping castle, raffles, live music, and more. With over $6000 in prizes, including a $500 cash prize, you can have fun while supporting a vital cause.
Let's unite for a day of hope and community support!
Elisia pursues equality and innovation. Her five years of experience in digital marketing and strategic communication implementation allows her to create compelling and meaningful brand storytelling.
Elisia believes that digital presence is a powerful tool that can educate people about invisible disabilities. By informing, we encourage the community to support and embrace inclusivity.
Elisia loves to create narrative videos on her own time. She often experiments on silent and colour graded clips. She also loves to read books. Her favourite author is C.S Lewis.
We respond within 24 hours — your information is completely confidential.
Your referral has been sent to enquiries@pursueability.com.au. We will be in touch within 24 hours.
