Supported Independent Living
A real home in Cranbourne, with support that fits the day.
A place is open in our 3-bedroom shared home in Cranbourne North. Rostered support is there around the clock, so daily life runs safely without anyone doing it alone.
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What is Supported Independent Living?
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is NDIS funding for help with everyday tasks in a shared home: personal care, cooking, cleaning, medication routines, and overnight support, delivered by rostered support workers. SIL sits under Core supports in an NDIS plan and pays for the support itself — not rent or the house, which are arranged separately through SDA or private housing. Nurture N Revive is a registered NDIS provider (registration 4053413291) delivering SIL from a 3-bedroom home in Cranbourne North, with housemates matched on routine and support needs before anyone moves in, and the roster shared with residents and coordinators up front so the support picture is clear before committing.
What this looks like day to day
Around-the-clock support
Awake-overnight and active daytime staff, rostered so nobody in the home goes without support.
Compatible housemates
We match on routine, interests, and support needs before anyone moves in.
Funded supports clarified
SIL, SDA pathways, and core supports mapped up front, so the funding picture is clear.
A furnished, accessible home
A quiet residential street near transport, set up for the way the household actually lives.
SIL in Cranbourne, Cranbourne North & the south east
Local support, in the community you already know.
We are a registered NDIS provider based in Cranbourne, delivering Supported Independent Living across Melbourne's south east, from Cranbourne and Clyde through to Berwick, Pakenham, Dandenong, and Frankston — see the full list of areas we serve. Being local means our team knows the transport, the health services, and the community spaces your daily life runs on.
- Bedrooms3, furnished
- Nearest stationMerinda Park station, on the Cranbourne line
- Local shoppingThompson Parkway Shopping Centre
- Nearby hospitalCranbourne Community Hospital (Cranbourne East) for everyday care, and Casey Hospital (Berwick) for full emergency care
Our current vacancy is at Hindmarsh Court in Cranbourne North, a furnished 3-bedroom home on a quiet residential street. SIL works alongside our other supports, so the same team can help with daily living and life skills, community participation, and one-on-one support work.
The process
How a referral actually works.
Get in touch
A support coordinator, participant, or family sends details through the referral form, the enquiry form below, or by phone.
A real person replies within one business day
Not an auto-responder — someone who already knows the vacancy, and will say honestly whether it looks like a fit before anyone’s time is spent on a visit.
Visit the home together
The participant, family, and coordinator meet the team and current residents in person before any decision is made.
Funding mapped, then move in
SIL support funding and any SDA rent are explained separately, so the full cost picture is clear before anything is signed.
Ask about the vacancy
Support coordinators, participants, and families are all welcome — send a few details and a real person replies within one business day.
Common questions
What is the difference between SIL and SDA?
SIL and SDA are separate parts of an NDIS plan that often sit side by side. SIL (Core supports) funds the rostered support delivered in the home — personal care, meals, medication, overnight assistance. SDA funds the physical housing itself, when a participant’s plan includes it. We are a SIL provider: we deliver the support and coordinate with the housing side, but we do not charge SDA rent ourselves.
What does a typical day of SIL support look like?
Support is rostered around each resident, not a fixed timetable: help getting up and ready, medication at the right times, meals cooked together or independently depending on ability, transport to appointments or activities, and someone awake overnight if that is what the plan calls for. The roster is shared with participants and coordinators up front, so everyone knows who is on shift and when.
How are housemates matched?
We match on routine, interests, and support needs before anyone moves in, because who you live with shapes daily life as much as the support itself. That usually means a visit to the home, time with the current residents and team, and an honest conversation about whether the mix works — and we will say so early if it does not.
Which areas do you cover?
We deliver SIL and related supports across Melbourne’s south east from our Cranbourne base: Cranbourne, Cranbourne North and East, Clyde, Lynbrook, Hampton Park, Narre Warren, Berwick, Hallam, Dandenong, Endeavour Hills, Pakenham, and Frankston — roughly a 25 km radius around Cranbourne, VIC 3977.
Can a support coordinator refer a participant?
Yes. Support coordinators can send participant details securely through our referral form, and participants and families are welcome to get in touch directly by phone or the contact page. A real person who knows the vacancy replies within one business day and will say honestly whether the home is a likely match.
Is this the right fit for your participant?
Send a referral and a real person who knows the vacancy replies within one business day.