SIL vacancies in Cranbourne North and Beveridge.

Hindmarsh Court is a furnished 3-bedroom Supported Independent Living home on a quiet residential street in Cranbourne North, in Melbourne’s south east — close to Merinda Park station, on the Cranbourne line and Thompson Parkway Shopping Centre, with Cranbourne Community Hospital in nearby Cranbourne East and Casey Hospital in Berwick for full emergency care. It is run by Nurture N Revive, a registered NDIS provider based in Cranbourne North, so the support team is local to the area the household actually lives in. We also have SIL vacancies in a 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom house in Beveridge (VIC 3753), on Melbourne’s northern growth corridor. We share the suburb and postcode publicly; the street address is given when a visit is booked.

At Hindmarsh Court, support runs around the clock: awake-overnight staff and active daytime staff, matched to each resident’s support needs. In Beveridge, overnight support is active overnight or an inactive sleepover depending on residents’ needs, with the roster and ratio built around the residents who move in and confirmed in writing before anyone commits. Wherever a resident lives, support covers personal care, medication routines, cooking and daily living, and being a genuine part of the household — the ratio and roster are shared with coordinators up front so the support picture is concrete before anyone visits.

Call 0406 395 993 or use the contact page and we will arrange a time for the participant, family, and coordinator to visit together, meet the team, and see the home. A real person who knows the vacancies replies within one business day, and there is no obligation attached to visiting.

SIL is funded under Core supports in the NDIS plan. Rent or board is arranged separately from the support funding. Before anything is signed we map how the two fit together, so participants and coordinators see the full cost picture up front.

We match on routine, interests, and support needs before anyone moves in, so the household works for everyone living there. That includes visits to the home, time with any current residents, and an honest early answer if the mix is not right — a mismatch helps nobody, least of all the person moving in.

Yes. Two rooms are available in the Beveridge home, so two participants who already know each other — friends, or people leaving the same setting — can move in together, each with their own SIL funding. Talk to us early and we will work through the support roster, ratio, and move-in timing with everyone’s coordinators at once.