Let's be honest, compliance isn't exactly the most exciting topic. But every now and then, a change comes along that's worth talking about because of what it means for the people who matter most, the participants. From July, Supported Independent Living (SIL) providers will be required to become registered with the NDIS. On the surface, it sounds like another industry update. In reality, it's about giving participants and families greater confidence when choosing who to trust

Bob*, 58, had recently transitioned to Thornfields Supported Living Homes after 15 years at Avalon Village (a Level 3 Supported...

Tim*, 45, a SIL client of Australian Quality Care (AQC), lives with an intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder. He has been...