Your own room in a real home near family, housemates you have met, and trained support around the clock. NDIS registered for high intensity.
Two ordinary houses in ordinary streets around Woodford, minutes from the hub, run by a local, family-run provider. See the homes and current vacancies.
In SIL, the support matters as much as the house. Ours comes with a small, steady team and a house you’d choose.
Rostered support around the clock, including active and sleepover nights, at the ratio your plan sets.
Showers, meals, medication, laundry and the housework, done with you rather than for you.
Cooking, budgeting, transport, keeping a room, keeping a job. Skills built one at a time.
Out to town, the bowls club, the hub, the footy. Support starts in the home, relationships grow in the community.
PEG, catheter and bowel care and mealtime management inside the home, by staff trained and assessed for it.
We match on age, interests and lifestyle, and you meet before anyone moves in.
One minute with the team who run our SIL homes, on why applying for a SIL house doesn’t have to be hard.
Up when you’re ready. Shower, meds, brekky on the patio if it’s warm.
Housemate off to the hub for group. You have physio at Woodford.
Shopping for tonight’s dinner. Your turn to cook.
Quiet afternoon, a walk, the dog next door.
Dinner together. The on-call team rings for the evening check-in.
Ordinary houses in ordinary streets, minutes from the hub, the pool and the people who matter.
SIL enquiries come from four directions, and each one needs a slightly different conversation.
Young adults who want their own place near family, with support that fades as skills grow.
People whose support needs have grown past what a few shifts a week can safely cover.
Participants with high intensity needs who want a real home rather than a facility.
Support coordinators looking for a registered SIL provider and a house that suits.
Renee, who lives in one of our SIL homes, and her sister Jen on film. Then extracts from our Google reviews. Read them all on Google →
“I have used about eight other companies who employ personal support workers… this particular company Quad Care I can’t seem to fault.”
“Quad Care offers professional and quality support with an atmosphere where you feel at home. The clinicians genuinely care for their clients.”
“Quad Care is very caring and supportive of your needs. I would definitely recommend them to anyone that needs their services. The staff are awesome.”
Our SIL homes are ordinary houses in ordinary streets around Woodford and D’Aguilar, close to the hub, the pool and the people who matter. Ratios are small, the team is the same every week, and the team is a phone call away.
Homes in Woodford and D’Aguilar, minutes from the hub and an easy drive for family visits.
Care plans, medication and complex care handled by trained staff. NDIS registered for high intensity supports.
Matched on lifestyle and interests, with a meet & greet and a trial before anyone commits.
Small, consistent rosters, and one call to the team if something isn’t right.
The coordinators and support team who run our SIL homes, on what living in one is like.
In and around Woodford and D’Aguilar, minutes from our hub, gym and pool.
Funded from your Core budget.
Our OTs write the reports to get it there.
Paid by you, as in any home.
A trial stay is normal, and SDA may apply where you’re eligible.
Tell us about you and the home you want.
See the home and meet the housemates.
We set up the house and your supports.
Amanda, our Service Manager, and Kylie, who builds the rosters, walk through what happens after you enquire about a SIL home: the visit, the intake, checking your SIL or SDA funding, then building a team that fits.
SIL usually comes with a couple of these.
Every Quad Care SIL house in one place: photos, ratio, and whether there’s a room right now.
PEG, catheter and bowel care and mealtime management, by staff trained and assessed for it.
Shopping, appointments, footy and day trips, with someone beside you the whole way.
SIL is NDIS-funded support for people who need help at home every day, usually living in a shared house with other participants. It covers the support, while rent is paid separately: personal care, meals, medication, skills, and getting out into the community.
NDIS participants with significant daily support needs, where SIL is a reasonable and necessary support in their plan. If it isn’t in your plan yet, an OT functional assessment and a housing report are how the case gets made, and our OTs write them.
In and around Woodford and D’Aguilar, minutes from the Quad Care hub, gym and pool. The vacancies page has every house, its ratio and the current position.
Carefully. We match on age, interests and lifestyle, everyone meets before anyone moves in, and a trial stay is normal. A house only works when the people in it get along.
Yes. We’re NDIS registered for high intensity supports, so PEG feeding, catheter and bowel care and mealtime management can all happen inside the home, by staff trained and assessed for them.
The support is funded by your NDIS plan. Rent, food, bills and personal spending are yours, as in any home. We help you set up a budget so nothing comes as a surprise.
Who’s the room for, what does the plan cover, and what kind of home would suit? You’ll hear what’s free now and what’s coming up.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. On call around the clock for current clients. Find us on Google Maps →
Shared only with the Woodford team setting up your support.
