Explore home & living options
The NDIA's official starting point for home-and-living supports, options and funding information.
NDIS home & living (opens a new tab)Useful information.
Your next step.
A few reliable starting points for participants, families and the people who support them.
These independent resources are general information, not an assessment of eligibility or a confirmation of Oasis Living service availability.
Understand SIL support
Read the official explanation of Supported Independent Living, the help it may provide, and how it differs from SDA housing.
What is SIL? (opens a new tab)Know where to raise a concern
Independent NDIS Commission guidance on raising concerns about the quality or safety of NDIS supports and services.
NDIS Commission reporting (opens a new tab)SUPPORT AND HOUSING ARE DIFFERENTSIL and SDA.
SIL and SDA.
Not the same thing.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) relates to assistance with daily living. Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) relates to eligible specialist housing. A participant may have one, both or neither in their plan.
SIL funding does not cover rent or day-to-day expenses such as groceries. Individual eligibility and funding decisions are made through the NDIS, not through this website.
Oasis Living is developing its SIL model and investigating Improved Liveability SDA. We do not claim current NDIS registration, SDA certification, dwelling enrolment or immediate availability.
What matters to you?
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Your everyday life
Think about routines, independence goals, things you enjoy and how you like to communicate.
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Your home preferences
Consider location, shared spaces, privacy and the type of household where you feel comfortable.
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Your support network
You may want a family member, advocate or support coordinator involved in the initial discussion.
YOUR VOICE MATTERSFeedback, questions
Feedback, questions
or a concern?
Contact Simon Wu about the website, an initial conversation or how your information is handled. You can ask for assistance communicating your concern. Please do not email clinical records or participant identifiers.
This is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 000.