Supported Independent Living in Sydney
A comfortable, safe, and supportive home is the foundation of true independence. NewAura's trained support workers assist NDIS participants with every aspect of daily living so you can live life on your own terms.
🏠 Everything We Can Help With
Person-Centred
Done your way, on your schedule
NDIS Approved
Fully funded under Core Supports
Supported Independent Living
This service sits under Core Supports: Assistance with Daily Life in your NDIS plan. It's available to participants whose disability means they need 24/7 support to live as independently as possible in their own home or shared accommodation.
Support workers help with daily tasks you can't manage independently or safely due to your disability.
Flexible support ranging from a few hours a day to 24/7 — built around your routine and lifestyle.
Focused on building your independence and confidence, so you stay in control of your life.
Available whether you live alone, with family, in shared housing, or in specialist disability accommodation (SDA).
Everything We Can Help With
Every participant deserves a home that suits their lifestyle and support needs. We offer a range of SIL arrangements across Sydney.
Lifestyle Support
- ●Morning or evening routines
- ●Community access
- ●Medication prompting
- ●Social and recreational activities
- ●Skill building and independence goals
Daily Living Support
- ●Personal care each morning and evening
- ●Meal prep and domestic tasks
- ●Allied health coordination
- ●Behaviour support strategies
- ●Regular scheduled worker visits
High Intensity Support
- ●24/7 on-site support workers
- ●Complex medical or nursing care
- ●Positive behaviour support plans
- ●Active overnight support
- ●Multi-person manual handling
Who Can Access This Service?
Daily personal activities support is available to NDIS participants whose disability creates barriers to managing personal care and daily routines.
A Physical Disability
Mobility limitations, chronic pain, or conditions that make bending, lifting, and reaching difficult or unsafe.
A Cognitive or Intellectual Disability
Difficulty with planning, task sequencing, or executive function that affects your ability to manage household routines.
A Psychosocial Disability
Mental health conditions that significantly impact your energy levels, motivation, or capacity to maintain your home environment.
A Sensory Disability
Vision or hearing impairment that creates practical challenges with safely managing household appliances and tasks.
A Complex or Chronic Health Condition
Ongoing health conditions that fluctuate in severity and affect your day-to-day capacity to keep up with household demands.
Funding and Plan Management
NDIS line item: 01_011_0107_1_1 — Assistance with Daily Life (Personal Activities)
Flexible usage: Your Core budget can also be used for other supports — personal activities don't need a dedicated line.
Plan management: We accept self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed participants.
Not sure if you qualify?: Our Support Coordinators will review your plan and advise on the best approach for free.
How We Deliver Support
Initial Consultation
A free discovery call to understand your needs, home environment, routines, and personal preferences.
Personalised Plan
We design a custom support schedule that aligns with your goals, funding, and lifestyle.
Worker Matching
We match you with a compatible support worker based on skills, personality, language, and cultural background.
Service Begins
Your dedicated worker starts visits, following your agreed task list at your preferred times.
Ongoing Review
Regular check-ins ensure the service keeps evolving with your needs and goals over time.
Benefits of the Service
Safer Home Environment
Regular cleaning reduces fall hazards, eliminates mould, and keeps pests away.
Reduced Stress and Anxiety
Knowing your home is clean and organised relieves the mental burden of household management.
More Energy for What You Love
With chores taken care of, you can focus on community participation, hobbies, and relationships.
Relief for Family and Carers
Support reduces the load on informal carers and helps prevent burnout.
Skill Development Opportunity
Our workers can coach you through tasks to build routines and capability at your own pace.
Qualified Support Workers
NDIS Worker Screening Check - Mandatory for all support workers before commencing employment with us.
First Aid and CPR Certified - Current first aid certification for participant safety.
Certificate III or Higher - Qualifications in Individual Support, Community Services, or equivalent.
Reliable Transport - Current driver's licence and dependable transport for punctual visits.
Multilingual Staff Available - We match participants with workers who speak their preferred language where possible.
Ongoing Training - Continuous professional development in disability support and safeguarding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We've answered the most common ones below.
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Office Hours
Mon–Fri: 8am – 6pm AEST
Head Office
42 Calida Cres, Hassall Grove NSW 2761, Australia