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An accessible home can make everyday life safer and give someone more independence. But needing accessible housing does not automatically

Mealtimes should be safe, comfortable and enjoyable. For a participant with dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, eating and drinking may involve

For some people receiving Supported Independent Living (SIL), daily support includes managing a feeding tube, following a bowel care plan

Changing SIL providers can feel risky when your home and your support seem tangled up together, especially if nobody has

Overnight support is one of the more confusing parts of a Supported Independent Living plan, partly because the terminology sounds

If you or someone you love lives in a Supported Independent Living home, you may have come across the term

Moving into a Supported Independent Living home is a big step for anyone, but for participants from culturally and linguistically

Have you ever thought about how much your daily life depends on the people around you? Choosing the right support

Have you ever wondered what rights you actually have when you live in a Supported Independent Living home? Moving into

Who you live with matters. In any shared living situation, the people around you shape your daily experience, and in