Supported Independent Living (SIL) helps people with disability live more independently with daily support. This guide explains what SIL funding covers, what it does not include, and how it differs from Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).
Every five years, Australians are asked to take part in the Census. This is more than just another form to fill out. The Census plays a vital role in shaping the future of all our communities, and with the 2026 Census fast approaching, we thought we should unpack some of the details.
For Michelle, the past three months in the WorkFoundations program have been a chance to try new things and explore the kind of work she wants to do.
The Commonwealth Government has announced changes to the Support at Home program. We’ve taken a closer look at what’s changing and how it might make things easier for you and your family member.
Support at Home meal services help you prepare food at home or access delivered meals. This guide explains what’s included, how costs work, and what to expect.
Your rights in aged care: older people have stronger rights and protections under the new Aged Care Act.
For Matt, the first three months of WorkFoundations have been about showing up, trying new things and gaining a clearer sense of what the future could look like.
Support at Home self-management gives you more choice and control over how your care is delivered. You can decide who supports you, when services happen, and how your care is organised. This guide explains how self-management works and whether it’s the right option for you.
WorkFoundations is a paid employment program that gives job seekers the chance to build skills, gain real work experience and work towards future employment goals over a six-month placement.
Did you know only 56% of working‑age Australians with disability are in paid employment? That’s where Rise comes in!
Rise Training, delivered in partnership with Jigsaw Australia, creates real skills, real opportunities, and real futures for people with disability.
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Census 2026 – what it is and why it’s important
Every five years, Australians are asked to take part in the Census. This is more than just another form to fill out. The Census plays a vital role in shaping the future of all our communities, and with the 2026 Census fast approaching, we thought we should unpack some of the details.
Queen, Dubbo (Specialist Disability Accommodation)
These modern SDA two-bedroom units in Dubbo have been designed to support comfortable, accessible living for people requiring high physical support. Each unit includes private courtyards, accessible living spaces, and features that can be tailored to individual accessibility needs.
Mumford, Wagga Wagga (Specialist Disability Accommodation – Robust)
This brand-new SDA Robust home in Wagga Wagga has been designed to provide comfortable, modern living with spaces that support both independence and privacy. The home features separate living and outdoor areas, along with shared kitchen and laundry facilities.
Rifle Range, Orange (Supported Independent Living)
This spacious SIL home in Orange offers a peaceful, rural-style setting with comfortable shared living and accessible spaces throughout. Featuring multiple living areas, a secure backyard, and an undercover entertaining area, the home is designed for both relaxation and connection.
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