Supported Independent Living (SIL) Providers

NDIS-registered SIL providers offer 24/7 care to individuals with varying support needs.

What we offer:

Tailored home design solutions that reduce vacancies, improve resident compatibility, and enhance care delivery.

Why it matters:

Better designed homes = happier participants = more sustainable business models.

Diagram showing a typical Shared Living Home
A typical shared living home with shared bedrooms, one bathroom, and common areas.
Diagram showing the Eadie lane difference
An Eadie Lane designed home with 3 private studio style suites, individual bathroom, optional kitchenette or quitet room, shared central care zone for support staff.

The Eadie Lane Difference

Problems & Eadie lane Solutions

Issue One:
High Vacancies

“Vacancies make it hard for us to run a sustainable care model. When participants don’t get along, we lose both revenue and trust.” SIL FEEDBACK

The Reality:

Many SIL providers face high turnover and mismatched housemate arrangements, which lead to:

  • Empty rooms = financial strain
  • High recruitment and marketing costs
  • Stress on participants and support teams.

Our Solution:

Eadie Lane designs homes that improve compatibility and independence by including private studio style spaces (bedroom, ensuite, optional kitchenette), so participants are more comfortable and likely to stay.

Issue Two:
Unsafe and Outdated Homes


Many SIL homes are old or poorly designed, creating safety issues for both participants and carers.

  • Carers may be cornered in rooms during behavioural episodes due to a lack of dual exits
  • Accessibility equipment is often missing or hard to install
  • These poor conditions contribute to high staff turnover and burnout

Our Solution:

We design homes with safety and accessibility in mind… from dual entry rooms to fit-for-purpose spaces for real life care delivery. This results in happier, safer teams and improved retention, ultimately saving your business time and money.

Issue Three:
The Wrong Locations

NDIS participants want choice and control in where they live (usually close to family, hospitals, or therapy). But most available housing is in greenfield developments far from support networks, while central (brownfield) land is too costly or unsuitable for standard builds.

Our Solution:

We specialise in smart, compact home designs that make brownfield sites viable. Our tailored designs help SIL providers meet participant preferences, without compromising on compliance or quality.

Homes that meet the needs of each individual;
designed from the ground up.

We custom design, build and maintain Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes that:

  • Create more privacy, independence, and dignity
  • Offer better participant compatibility
  • Increase participant satisfaction and retention
  • Help you make better use of your care teams (e.g. 1 carer to 2-3 residents’ model)

Design Highlights:

  • A separate bedroom and ensuite for each participant (per requirement)
  • Less reliance on shared living zones which can cause problems
  • Flexible common spaces
  • Future-proofed for upgrades (mobility, automation, etc.)
Our Design Ethos

Let's build a home your particpants want to live in.

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