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Individualised Living Options
Living Arrangements
Your Way
How We Support Your Independent Living
- Help to choose and set up your ideal home
- Personal care and daily living support to suit you
- Flexible support like drop-in and on-call help
- Co-residency, where a support worker lives with you
- Host arrangements, living with a supportive person or family
- Living with a friend or other participants, sharing support
- Training so your support network can help you well
- Ongoing adjustments as your needs change
Individualised Living Options FAQs
What exactly is ILO?
ILO is a flexible NDIS support that helps you live independently in the home you choose. It is not about the home itself but the support you get to live how and where you want.
Who is eligible for ILO?
ILO is for NDIS participants over 18 who want to set up an independent living arrangement. It suits people moving out of a family or group home, or anyone wanting a more tailored setup.
What types of living arrangements can ILO support?
ILO can support many setups, including living alone, with a host or with other participants. It is about finding what works best for you.
How is ILO funded under the NDIS?
ILO is funded through Core Supports and usually runs in two stages. First Exploration and Design, then the ongoing Support Model that covers your primary and supplementary supports.
What is the difference between ILO and Supported Independent Living (SIL)?
SIL is usually for shared, group living with daily support. ILO is more flexible and fits a wider range of living situations, giving you more say over your home and support.