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Supported independent living · Aubin Grove

A home, not
a facility.

A small household for someone who wants a real home, their own routines and support around the life they want to build.

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AUBIN GROVE · PERTH, WA · EXACT ADDRESS KEPT PRIVATE

Current opportunity

We are currently exploring a possible new housemate for our small Aubin Grove household.

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Home comes first

Space to live.
Support that feels steady.

Our Aubin Grove home is a spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom home for someone who wants comfort, a smaller household and the chance to be part of their local community.

There is shared living space, a large outdoor area and a community garden. Most importantly, it is a home where people keep their own space and routines, with shared supports that help everyday life work well for the household.

A quiet residential setting close to shops, public transport and medical services, with parks and lakes nearby.

Community garden space at the Aubin Grove supported home
A HOME WITH ROOM TO GROW.

Everyday life, together

Small household.
Big on belonging.

We intentionally keep the household small. The people you live with, the support around you and the overall feel of home matter just as much as the building itself.

The practical picture

What the home
offers.

01

Four bedrooms.
Two bathrooms.

A comfortable residential setting with individual spaces and shared areas to enjoy.

02

Shared living,
your own routines.

Space to be together, space to take time out, and shared supports coordinated around household routines and each person’s needs.

03

Garden, parks
and the local area.

Close to shops, public transport, medical services, parks and lakes, with room to enjoy the outdoors at home.

People cooking together as part of everyday home life

Support around the whole life

Ordinary moments.
A home life, shared.

Meals, personal care, medication, routines and time together are part of home life. Shared supports help the household work well, while each person keeps building the confidence to do more of what matters to them.

We do not simply fill a room

The right home needs
the right fit.

Before anything moves forward, we meet, listen and make sure the home, existing household and support environment are genuinely right for everyone involved.

This is a free, no-obligation conversation. We would rather take the time to get it right than make a decision that does not work for the person or the household.

Meet the Crew first

Clear, not complicated

Need help with
NDIS wording?

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is NDIS funding for people who need ongoing support with day-to-day tasks at home as part of a shared living arrangement. You do not need to understand the funding before you talk to us. We can work through the practical side and whether the home may be the right fit together.

Practical questions

Questions about the home.

What does SIL funding cover?

Supported Independent Living is NDIS funding for the disability-related support a person needs at home. In a shared living environment, that can include support with everyday tasks, building skills and supervision, with supports arranged around the household and each person’s needs.

Does the NDIS pay my rent, groceries and bills in a SIL home?

No. SIL funding does not pay ordinary day-to-day living costs such as rent, groceries or bills. Those practical details should be clear before any arrangement moves forward.

What is the difference between SIL and SDA?

SIL is the support a person receives at home. Specialist Disability Accommodation, or SDA, is specialised housing for people with very high support needs. Some people may have both, but one does not automatically mean the other.

Will I share Support Workers in a SIL home?

Shared support is common in a shared SIL home. The exact arrangement depends on the people in the household, their support needs and their NDIS plans, while each person keeps their own routines, choices and home life.

How do I find out whether the household could be right for me?

Start with a proper conversation. A home is shared with other people, routines and relationships, so we take time to understand the person, what home needs to feel like and whether the existing household and support environment could be a genuine fit.

Interested in the Aubin Grove home?

Start with a
proper conversation.

Tell us a little about the person, what home needs to feel like and the support that would make a difference. One of the owners will get back to you within one business day.

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0458 072 771 smiles@thehappinesscrew.com
People sharing a Christmas meal together at the supported home
HOME SHOULD FEEL LIKE YOURS.