Eastwood | SIL Home
- 3 Beds
- 3 Bath
- 1 Vacancy
Type: SIL
State: NSW
Type: SIL
State: NSW
Property Type: House
Staff Skill Set : First aid, Medication management, Behaviour support, Bowel care, Epilepsy management, Catheter care, Mealtime management, Dysphagia, Autism support, Personal care, Supporting people with communication challenges
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Property Features
24/7 Support
Air Conditioning
Built-in Robes
Carpet in Bedrooms
Close to Medical Centres
Close to Community Access
Close to Parks
Close to Public Transport
Driveway
Female Only
Heating
Outdoor Sitting Area
Overnight Support
Parking
Secure Backyard
Single Story
Staff Skillset
First aid
Medication management
Behaviour support
Bowel care
Epilepsy management
Catheter care
Mealtime management
Dysphagia
Autism support
Personal care
Supporting people with communication challenges
Location
What’s Nearby
- Macquarie University Hospital
- Eastwood railway station
- Eastwood Shopping Centre
- Macquarie Centre
- Eastwood Park
- Ryde Hospital
Your New Neighbourhood
Nearest Hospital
The closest major hospital is Macquarie University Hospital, offering a wide range of medical services and located a short drive from the home. Ryde Hospital is also nearby for additional healthcare support.
Nearest Train Station
Eastwood railway station is just a short drive away and provides direct access to Sydney train services, making travel to the city and surrounding areas easy.
Nearest Shopping Centre
Eastwood Shopping Centre and Macquarie Centre are both close by, offering supermarkets, retail stores, cafes, and essential services.
Nearest Shops and Cafes
Local shops, cafes, and takeaway options in Eastwood are a short distance away, providing convenient access to daily essentials and social outings.
Nearest Park
Eastwood Park is nearby, offering green open space, walking paths, and a relaxing environment to enjoy time outdoors.
Disability Services
NDIS Provider Eastwood
Unisson Disability is a registered NDIS provider (Provider No. 4050090458) supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Eastwood and the wider Northern Sydney region. Being a registered provider means we’re approved to deliver NDIS-funded supports directly to participants, families and Support Coordinators, from Supported Independent Living homes like this one through to community access, supported employment and coordination services.
Alongside this Eastwood home, our team also supports participants nearby in Epping, as part of our broader areas we operate across Sydney. To find out more about who we are and how we work, visit our About Us page.
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a core NDIS disability support for individuals who require daily assistance in a home environment. SIL housing, including shared SIL homes and individual SIL houses, provides structured support to help participants build independence, develop life skills, and live safely within the community.
At Unisson Disability, we provide tailored disability services in Epping and surrounding areas, supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities to connect with their community and access the care they need. Our Home and Living Support services include Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), and Individualised Living Options (ILO), ensuring safe, comfortable homes designed to meet each participant’s unique needs.
Through Community Access programs, we help participants engage in social, creative, and recreational activities, such as art, music, wellness programs, and outdoor adventures, to build skills, confidence, and independence.
We also offer Supported Employment via Unisson Works, providing meaningful work opportunities, skill development, and pathways to greater independence.
Our Support Coordination team guides participants through the NDIS, helping them access the right supports and get the most from their plans.
With a focus on inclusion, choice, and personalised care, Unisson Disability is a trusted provider of disability services in Epping, empowering people to live life their way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is a SIL House?
A SIL house is another term for a Supported Independent Living residence. It describes the accommodation where NDIS participants receive SIL supports. Despite the name, a SIL house does not need to be a standalone house — it can also be a unit, villa or shared home — as long as support is delivered on-site.
What types of accommodations are available for people with disabilities?
People with disabilities have different accommodation options depending on their needs and goals, including:
- Supported Independent Living (SIL): Shared homes with support for daily tasks.
- Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA): Specialised housing designed for people with complex needs.
- Independent Living Options (ILO): Flexible, individualised arrangements such as living with family, housemates, or alone with tailored support.
For further assistance, visit our Contact Us or Support Coordination page.
How do I apply for disability accommodation services?
To apply for disability accommodation, start by contacting the NDIS or an NDIS provider such as Unisson Disability. We can help you understand your options, determine eligibility, and apply for the right support services based on your NDIS plan and goals.
Contact us directly or visit our Support Coordination page for more information.
What Is the Difference Between SIL and SDA Housing?
The key difference is that:
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SIL (Supported Independent Living) funds the support a person receives in their home — such as personal care, cooking, cleaning, medication support and skill development.
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SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) funds the building itself — specifically housing designed for people with high physical support needs, such as improved accessibility, robust materials, and assistive technology.
What is a registered NDIS provider?
A registered NDIS provider is an organisation approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver supports to participants, meeting requirements around worker screening, staff training and regular quality audits. Unisson Disability is a registered NDIS provider (Provider No. 4050090458), so families and Support Coordinators can be confident this Concord home meets those same standards.
Can the NDIS provide housing?
The NDIS itself doesn’t build or own housing. Instead, it funds eligible participants to access accommodation and support through registered providers. Depending on a participant’s needs, this can include Supported Independent Living (SIL), Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA), or Individualised Living Options (ILO). Unisson Disability delivers all three, including SIL homes like this one in Concord, so a participant’s NDIS plan can fund the accommodation and day-to-day support together.
Who is the best NDIS accommodation provider in Sydney?
There’s no single “best” NDIS accommodation provider: the right choice depends on a participant’s support needs, preferences and goals. At Unisson Disability, we’ve been supporting people with disability for over 100 years, providing high-quality, person-centred support backed by a dedicated Quality and Safeguarding team. We support people with intellectual disability, physical disability, complex support needs, and health conditions, including diabetes, across Sydney, the Central Coast and the Hunter. We take the time to match each person with the right home, housemates and support team. The best way to find out if we’re the right fit is to contact us through the enquiry form on this page so we can discuss your needs and what matters most to you.
- 3 Beds
- 3 Bath
- 1 Vacancy
