SIL Accommodation Perth NDIS Supported Independent Living

Each Crosslinks home is semi-furnished and ready to enjoy. Shared areas include:

• Comfy lounge suites
• Dining table and chairs
• Kitchen appliances (fridge, microwave, kettle, etc.)
• Washing machine
• Internet and Netflix
• TV in the shared living space

We also make sure the home is set up to suit any specific accessibility needs. It’s a space built for comfort, connection, and everyday living.

You’ll need to bring your own bedroom furniture and personal items to make your space feel like home. That usually includes:

• A bed and bedding (sheets, doona, pillow)
• Towels and face cloths
• A bedside table and possibly drawers (depending on the room)
• Optional items like a TV, desk, computer, photos, games, or anything else you love having nearby

We’ll chat with you before the move to make sure you know exactly what to bring.

Yes, absolutely. We take the time to introduce you to your potential housemates before you move in. You’ll have the chance to visit the home, spend some time together, and get a feel for the household. We carefully match housemates based on interests, compatibility and comfort—because a good fit makes all the difference.

Of course. We encourage families and guardians to visit the house during the transition period. It’s important that everyone feels informed and reassured. We’ll walk you through the space, answer any questions, and make sure your family is included every step of the way.

As much as you’d like to be! We believe in building independence at every opportunity. You’ll have a personal support profile tailored to your goals and comfort level. Daily routines could include

• Help cook meals and plan weekly menus
• Do light housework like laundry or checking the mailbox
• Take part in grocery shopping, setting the table or putting the bins out

These tasks aren’t just chores—they’re part of what makes the house your home.

Mealtimes are a shared experience. You’ll be invited to join in planning weekly menus, helping in the kitchen, and making decisions like going out for dinner or having a BBQ at home. It’s a great way to build confidence, independence—and have some fun too.

That’s really up to you and your housemates! With support from our team, you might:

• Plan and cook meals together
• Have regular BBQs or themed dinners
• Watch movies or play games
• Celebrate birthdays and special events
• Work on life skills like cleaning, budgeting or planning outings

We encourage fun, shared experiences—but always in ways that suit each person’s comfort and interests.

Not at all. While shared living means you’re part of a friendly household, your time is still your own. You can join in for shared meals, movie nights or just hang out when it suits you—but you’ll always have the freedom to enjoy privacy, quiet time, or your own routines.

If you’d like to get out and about beyond the house, our Community Inclusion team can support you to do the things you love—whether that’s visiting the local café, joining a class, going to the gym, or working towards a personal goal. It’s all about choice, connection and doing what feels right for you.

Fees depend on your individual support needs and how many people live in the home.

• Living costs are usually covered by your disability support pension or income
• Support services are funded through your NDIS plan

We’re happy to talk through the details, so please get in touch and we’ll help you understand what’s involved.

Once you’ve moved in, we stay connected and make sure everything continues to feel right. You’ll have regular check-ins with your support team, and we’ll always be on hand to help with any questions, changes, or new goals that come up.

You’ll settle into your routines, get to know your housemates, and start making the space your own. If your needs change over time, we’ll adjust the support to match—because your home should grow with you.

We’re here for the long run, making sure your home stays safe, supportive, and truly yours.