
Supported Independent Living
Consistent support at home, shaped around personal routines, choices, household participation and goals for greater independence.
Explore SILExplore AMA’s support and learning pathways, understand what each includes, and choose the most relevant starting point for a participant, family or referral.

Choose the service closest to the current need. If you are unsure, tell us about the person and we will help identify the right starting point.

Consistent support at home, shaped around personal routines, choices, household participation and goals for greater independence.
Explore SIL
Personal care, meals, household routines and community participation, with additional capability where needs are complex.
Explore daily living support
Disability-related daily living support after discharge, coordinated around the participant’s plan and health professionals’ roles.
Explore transition support
Disability-related functional literacy, numeracy, communication and participation through practical activities—not school tutoring or therapy.
Explore DPLANDay Program Literacy and Numeracy helps children use reading, writing, numbers and communication through structured, practical everyday activities guided by facilitators with university backgrounds in education, social work or psychology.
Explore DPLAN

AMA supports everyday routines and complex needs. We begin with the person, then confirm the right team and next step.
Routines, goals, preferences and communication needs shape the support.
Skilled staff, planning and coordination are added where they are genuinely required.
We speak directly with participants and, with consent or lawful authority, their families and referrers. Mandarin and interpreter support are welcomed.
Participants and families can make an enquiry. Professionals can use the dedicated referral pathway.