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  All you need to know about SIL and Roster of Care (ROC) NDIS Supported Independent Living (SIL)  is a support package designed to facilitate independent and empowered living for  NDIS participants.  The support enables the participants to do more with less support and to build their skills while living in an empowered environment of their choosing. Through SIL, participants can access assistance throughout the day and also receive overnight support according to their needs. The NDIS will only include SIL funding in your plan if it is proven that the support is reasonable and necessary for your needs. The roster of Care (ROC ) is a term you will often hear in relation to  NDIS SIL  and in general, a  roster refers to a plan  or list showing turns of duty for personnel and members in an organisation. In the NDIS context, ROC is a detailed and organised document that the SIL provider prepares about the hours and services the participants received o...

  Explore Independent Living with NDIS Disability support Service  like the NDIS are essential in building an inclusive society. Through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), the Australian government provides funding directly to eligible individuals with disabilities which paves the way for them to lead an independent life. The NDIS funding allows people with disabilities to exercise choice and control over the supports and services that they receive and enables them to direct their lives the way they want. If living more independently is one of the goals of the NDIS participants, then  Supported Independent Living (SIL)  can be one of the  NDIS supports  that they may consider including in their  NDIS plan.  Finding a home and being able to carry out daily life activities on your own is one of the best ways to attain greater freedom and a sense of autonomy.   Supported Independent Living (SIL)  makes it possible for  pe...

Support That You Can Count On: NDIS Community Nursing Care   The  National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)  provides funded supports to eligible people with disabilities so that they can improve their functional capacity and achieve their goals in life. Supports and services funded by the  NDIS  are directly related to the disability of the participants. Also, the NDIS is designed to work together with other general systems of support. Hence, the  NDIS  only fund those supports where they are found to be the most suitable funding body.  NDIS Community Nursing Care   is one such  disability-related health support  where the participants can access the services of professional nurses for their complex healthcare needs. When it comes to disability-related health supports, certain supports can be provided only by a qualified health practitioner. Some examples of this include Catheter care as well as Enteral  (Naso-Gastric Tube –...

  Rediscover Yourself with NDIS Positive Behaviour Support Positive Behaviour Support  is an evidence-based behaviour management method that helps people struggling with challenging behaviours. This support will help them to have fewer behaviours of concern and assist them in managing their emotions better. People with cognitive and intellectual disabilities can benefit from  Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)   as it helps their carers to understand the physical, social and environmental triggers that are causing complex behaviours. With Positive Behaviour Support, we can significantly minimise the use of restrictive practices and focus solely on improving the quality of life for people with disabilities. The  NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission  has laid down strict rules for Positive Behaviour Support providers and practitioners. PBS practitioners are of four levels depending on their expertise: Core, Proficient, Advanced and Specialist. All the  P...

  Being Independent: How to Utilise NDIS Supported Independent Living. When  People with disabilities  move into a new home, they will need proper support and assistance to be independent. Many a time, it may be the first time they are living away from the comfort and security provided by the home of their parents and loved ones. Several people shy away from the prospect to live on their own because of the lack of support. But the  National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)  has changed the way we look at home and living options for people with disabilities. Supported Independent Living (SIL)  is an  NDIS-funded support  that provides help with day-to-day tasks so that the participants can enjoy independent living and build their skills. A support worker will help the participant with personal care activities, cooking, cleaning, shopping etc. Assistance with travel for meeting friends and family or attending community activities is also included ...