Supported Living
CRC provides residential services & supported independent living services for adults and youth with intellectual disabilities.
Supported Independent Living Services (SIL)
CRC provide our SIL service with a team of professional staff who work with our clients one-on-one in, and from their own homes, and out in the community, supporting their choices and advocating on their behalf.
We base our support on a goal/aspirational based system maintaining the client’s Individual Personal Plan (IPP) and the client’s identified needs.
How We Help
Each client’s needs are identified through the GP, family and friends, by creating an outcome plan through a Needs and Service Coordination (NASC), and the client’s individual circumstances and situation.
Our clients have flexibility and choice when it comes to how they want their service delivery implemented. As each client’s needs change, so will the support we can offer.
We offer support in a range of areas including providing assistance with using community facilities, shopping, budgeting, cooking, medical appointments and problem-solving. We also help when dealing with agencies such as WINZ or the bank.
How to access our Supported Living Services (SIL)
- Visit your GP who will refer you to your local Needs Assessment and Service Coordination (NASC). In our region, this is known as ‘LifeLinks Disability Support Services’.
- Through the Needs Assessment and Service Coordination organisation, an assessment is completed to check if you are eligible and if Supported Living is the right service for you.