Understanding the Upcoming SIL Registration Changes
What Participants and Families Need To Know
Overview
From July 2026, Supported Independent Living (SIL) services will move towards mandatory NDIS registration. These changes are designed to improve the quality, safety, and accountability of support provided in shared living environments.
Quality
Higher standards of care and service delivery.
Safety
Greater protections for participants living in SIL homes.
Accountability
Stronger oversight and clearer provider responsibilities.
Your current supports will continue as normal throughout this transition.
Why These Changes Are Being Introduced
Shared Living Environments
Supporting multiple participants requires coordinated and consistent care.
Complex Support Requirements
Higher support needs require skilled and properly trained staff.
Risk Management
Clear processes help ensure participant safety and wellbeing.
What This Means at i-Help Disability
i-Help Disability is committed to delivering quality supports that align with NDIS standards and best practices.
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Providing tailored support that promotes independence and community participation.
Complex Care
Supports
Experienced teams delivering personalised care based on individual needs.
Quality-Focused Services
Strong systems and processes that prioritise participant wellbeing and safety.
What Registered Support Looks Like
The Benefits of Registered Support
The result: safer homes and more consistent support delivery for every participant.
Stronger Safeguards
Policies and procedures designed to protect participants.
Greater Accountability
Transparent service delivery and clear responsibilities.
Skilled Support Teams
Trained and qualified staff delivering quality care.
Enhanced Protection
Comprehensive systems that support participant safety and wellbeing.
Why It Matters
Safety in Shared Living
Improved protections within shared accommodation settings.
Continuity of Care
Consistent services participants can depend on.
Workforce Standards
Support delivered by trained and experienced professionals.
Service Quality Consistency
Higher standards across disability support services.