Andrew’s Supported Independent Living home provides a room with a hue
Transferring from one SIL facility to another can be daunting – but it could be the most rewarding move you make.

Moving into your own home is a big decision.
There are lots of things to consider – it’s important that the place not only feels right to you, but also has everything you need to live comfortably. From the vibe you get from potential housemates and the ways they contribute to your everyday life, to physical features of the home itself, the more you can uncover at the start, the better off you’ll be.
Here are a few things to consider before you choose the right SIL or SDA home:
Most people who use SDA funding to live independently will move into shared accommodation. Which means you’ll need to think about your ideal housemates and the general atmosphere in the house.
Always thoroughly assess the property to make sure it suits your needs and hopes for a home. The more you can find out, the better you’ll be able to judge if it’s right for you.
Your next line of questioning is all about the support that comes with the home. You want to make sure that your support crew is there for you, when and how you need them. For example, when you choose Supported Independent Living at Scope, our highly trained and experienced staff provide support tailored to your needs, so you can lead a full and enjoyable life.
If you think you’ve found the perfect home, then it’s time to ask the practical questions around rental agreements and paying rent.
At Scope we strive to give each and every resident the room to pursue their passions and to be themselves within a nurturing environment. A place they can call home. Know more about our SIL services or search for our available properties here.
Or get in touch with our Vacancy Coordination Team who will be by your side the whole time – from sorting out your funding, to house inspections, to your application