Asquith | SIL Home

Asquith NSW 2077

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

Supported Independent Living (SIL) Accommodation and Homes in Asquith, a Convenient and Well Connected Home

This welcoming Supported Independent Living home is ideally located in Asquith, offering excellent access to everyday essentials and public transport while maintaining a comfortable and relaxed living environment.

The home features four spacious bedrooms, two shared living spaces, three bathrooms and provides plenty of room for both social time and quiet moments. It also includes a lovely backyard, offering a great space to enjoy fresh air, relax, or spend time with friends.

You have access to 24-hour support from experienced, trained staff who understand your support needs. We can assist with daily routines, personal care, and participation in everyday activities, offering reassurance while respecting personal choice and autonomy.

With healthcare services and a GP just around the corner, this home offers everyday convenience and added peace of mind. Getting around is easy, with buses right out the front and Asquith Station only a short walk away. You can also enjoy local cafes right on your doorstep, perfect for relaxed coffee outings and a friendly neighbourhood feel.

This home is well suited to someone looking for a supportive, well connected place to call home, with space, comfort, and everyday amenities close by.

Property Features

24/7 Support
Air Conditioning
Accessible Bathroom
Built-in Robes
Close to Medical Centres
Close to Community Access
Close to Parks
Close to Public Transport
Driveway
Mixed Gender
Heating
Outdoor Sitting Area
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

Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital
Asquith Train Station
Everyday shops are available in Asquith shopping strip, with larger options close by in Hornsby.
Westfield Hornsby
Storey Park and Asquith Park
Hornsby Aquatic and Leisure Centre

Your New Neighbourhood

Nearest Hospital

The closest major hospital is Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital, offering a comprehensive range of medical and specialist services within a short drive.

Nearest Train Station

Asquith Station is within easy walking distance and provides regular services to Hornsby, the Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs.

Public Transport

Bus services operate along Royston Parade, providing convenient connections to nearby suburbs, Hornsby town centre and key local destinations.

Nearest Supermarket

Local supermarkets and everyday shops are available in Asquith shopping strip, with larger options close by in Hornsby.

Nearest Shopping Centre

Westfield Hornsby is nearby and offers a wide range of retail stores, supermarkets, cafes, dining options and essential services.

Nearest Park

Storey Park and Asquith Park are close by, offering open green spaces, walking paths and peaceful areas to enjoy time outdoors.

Nearest Aquatic and Leisure Centre

Hornsby Aquatic and Leisure Centre is a short drive away and provides swimming pools, fitness facilities and recreational programs.

Medical and Health Services

A GP clinic is located next door, with additional medical centres, allied health services and pharmacies available throughout Asquith and Hornsby.

Disability Services

Supported Independent Living (SIL) in Asquith

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.

Unisson Disability for SIL Houses, SIL Homes, and SIL Housing in Asquith

Unisson Disability delivers high-quality SIL disability services across a range of housing options for NDIS participants. Their disability supports include personalised daily assistance, community participation, and tailored care plans that align with individual goals. With flexible accommodation models and a strong focus on choice, safety, and quality of life, Unisson ensures participants receive the right level of support in the right home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is a SIL Home?

A SIL home in Asquith refers to a property that provides Supported Independent Living (SIL) supports for people with disability under the NDIS. A SIL home is a regular house or apartment where residents receive daily support such as personal care, meal preparation, household tasks and help developing independence skills. The focus of a SIL home is the level of support provided, rather than the building type.

What Is a SIL House?

A SIL house in Asquith 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 home, it may also be a unit, villa or shared home, as long as support is delivered on-site to assist residents in daily living.

What Is SIL Housing?

SIL housing in Asquith refers to accommodation with daily support under the NDIS Supported Independent Living funding model. SIL housing is designed for people who need regular assistance throughout the day to live more independently, build everyday skills and participate in the community. Housing types may vary from shared homes to individual units depending on the provider and participant needs.

What Is the Difference Between SIL and SDA Housing?

SIL (Supported Independent Living) funds the support a person receives in their home — such as personal care, cooking, cleaning, medication support and skill development.
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 disability accommodation?

Disability accommodation in Asquith provides safe and accessible housing for people with disabilities to live independently or with support. These homes are designed around individual needs, providing a comfortable place to live and the level of assistance required for daily life.

What are disability support services?

Disability support services in and around Asquith provide assistance to help people with disabilities live their best life. These services may include:

Personal care (such as getting dressed or showering)
Support to find or maintain a home
Community activities and social participation
Supported employment or skill development
Therapy or health-related supports

These supports help individuals build independence, confidence and community engagement.

What disability services are available in Australia?

In Australia, including suburbs like Asquith, people with disabilities can access a wide range of NDIS supports such as:

Home and Living Support: Assistance with daily tasks and housing options like Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA).
Community Access Programs: Supports to participate in activities, build confidence and make social connections.
Supported Employment: Workplace support and pathways to meaningful employment.
Support Coordination: Help to organise and manage NDIS-funded supports.

These services enable individuals to live more independently and engage in their communities.

How does the NDIS support disability accommodation?

The NDIS supports disability accommodation in Asquith by funding options such as Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). With the right funding, participants can access appropriate housing that supports their independence, safety and long-term goals.

What types of accommodations are available for people with disabilities?

People with disabilities in Asquith may have different accommodation options depending on their needs and goals, including:

Supported Independent Living (SIL): Shared homes with support for daily living tasks.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA): Purpose-built homes for people with complex support needs.
Independent Living Options (ILO): Tailored arrangements such as living alone, with family or housemates with flexible support.

For further guidance, visit our Contact Us or Support Coordination page.

How do I apply for disability accommodation services?

To apply for disability accommodation in Asquith, participants can contact the NDIS or an NDIS provider such as Unisson Disability. Providers can help with understanding eligibility, comparing housing options and applying for supports that align with a participant’s NDIS plan and personal goals.