
Multibility Care's Supported Independent Living (SIL) helps Fraser Coast participants live in a warm, safe and welcoming home - with the right level of support to build skills, make choices, and enjoy genuine independence. More than accommodation, it is belonging.
A SIL home is so much more than a roof and a bed - it is where confidence grows, friendships form, and each day holds meaning. Our Fraser Coast SIL homes are warm, well-staffed and genuinely personalised, so residents feel safe, respected and at home from the very first visit.
Personalised services that empower individuals to live more independently, on their own terms.
A connected network of allied health and support staff working together around your goals.
An experienced team delivering expert, compassionate support you can rely on, year after year.
Our SIL homes on the Fraser Coast feel like homes because they are. Residents help choose furnishings, meals, routines and housemates, with support workers who genuinely care. The result is dignity, comfort and a real sense of ownership.
Round-the-clock support means help is always there when needed, and quietly out of the way when it is not. Every home meets NDIS Practice Standards, with clear safeguarding, complaint pathways and transparent communication for families.
Our SIL homes are located in welcoming Fraser Coast neighbourhoods, close to shops, parks, public transport and the people and places residents love. Being locally based means our team knows the community, the providers and the little details that make a house feel like home.
Whether you are exploring SIL for the first time, transitioning from the family home, or looking for a new living arrangement that better matches your goals, our Fraser Coast team is ready to walk the journey with you.
Supported Independent Living is about the right support, in the right home, at the right intensity - so each resident can build skills, make choices and enjoy everyday life. Our SIL services are tailored to your NDIS funding, your goals and your pace, with dignity and choice at the centre of every decision.
Help with the everyday routines that keep residents healthy, comfortable and dignified.
Nutritious meals prepared together, with residents building confidence in the kitchen.
A clean, safe and welcoming home, with residents taking part at their own level.
Building friendships at home and joining local groups, events and outings.
Practising life skills that build confidence for now and for the future.
Round-the-clock support staff who are present when needed and respectful of privacy.
We sit down with you, your family and your support coordinator to understand your goals, your funding, and what "home" means to you.
We explore available SIL homes on the Fraser Coast, matching housemates, location, support levels and personality to find the right fit.
We build a personalised support plan and walk every step of the move-in with you, including trial stays if you would like them.
Supports begin, routines form, and we review regularly to keep your home life aligned with your evolving goals and preferences.
The right SIL home is not about the building - it is about the feeling when you walk through the door. Our residents help shape their own home life, from meals and routines to housemate relationships and weekend plans. Independence is celebrated at every level, whatever that looks like for each person.
With a dedicated team that truly knows the Fraser Coast, transparent communication with families, and genuine local knowledge, you can relax knowing your loved one's home is in capable, caring hands.
From the Esplanade to the Mary River, we help residents call the Fraser Coast home and live life on their own terms.
Clear answers about supported independent living on the Fraser Coast. If your question is not here, our friendly team is only a phone call away.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is NDIS-funded support that helps people with disability live in a shared or individual home, with the right level of day-to-day assistance. Multibility Care provides SIL across the Fraser Coast in warm, well-staffed homes, always tailored to each resident's goals, funding and pace.
Yes. SIL is funded through the Assistance with Daily Life category of your NDIS Core budget, based on the level of support you need. If SIL is not yet in your plan, we can help gather the right evidence and reports to request it at your next plan review, alongside your support coordinator.
We provide SIL and in-home support across Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Urangan, Pialba, Scarness, Torquay, Toogoom, Burrum Heads, River Heads, Craignish, Kawungan, Wondunna, Tiaro, Howard and Childers. If your suburb is not listed, simply call us and we will confirm whether we can reach you.
Yes. Health professionals, support coordinators, family members and participants themselves can all submit a referral through our simple online referral form. Once received, our team makes contact within one business day to begin the conversation, confirm funding and goals, and arrange the first meeting.
After your first conversation, we usually arrange a home visit within a few days. Once we understand your goals, confirm funding and match the right home, the move-in process can often begin within two to four weeks, depending on availability and any trial stays you may want.
Both. Many of our SIL homes are shared with two to four housemates, which often suits participants looking for social connection and shared costs. We also support individual living arrangements for participants whose needs or preferences suit a one-on-one environment. The right option depends on your goals, funding and preferences.
Absolutely. We warmly encourage prospective residents and their families to visit, meet potential housemates and support workers, and even arrange a trial stay before making any decisions. Choosing a home is a big step, and we want it to feel right from the very first visit.
Talk to the friendly SIL team at Multibility Care today. We will answer your questions, explain your options, and help you take the next step with confidence.
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