If you're an NDIS participant, or a family member, looking for Supported Independent Living (SIL) in Campbelltown and the Macarthur region, this guide covers what you need to know to get started locally.
Nobility Care Australia's head office is in Campbelltown, so this is our home patch. We know the area, the local services and what matters to people living here.
What is Supported Independent Living?
SIL is NDIS-funded help with everyday tasks in your own home, so you can live as independently as possible. Depending on your needs, support can include:
- personal care and hygiene
- cooking, meal planning and household tasks
- medication prompts and health appointments
- budgeting and paying bills
- getting out into the community, work, study or hobbies
Many people in SIL share a home with one or more housemates, with support available on a roster that suits the household. SIL funds the support, not the rent.
Why live in the Macarthur region?
The Macarthur region takes in Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly, including suburbs such as Ingleburn, Minto, Leumeah, Narellan and Oran Park. People choose to live here for:
- Staying close to family. Many participants grew up in south-west Sydney and want to stay near the people who matter to them.
- Health services. Campbelltown Hospital and a range of allied health providers are nearby.
- Transport. The T8 Airport & South line and local bus routes connect Campbelltown to the city and surrounding suburbs.
- Community. Parks, sporting clubs, Campbelltown Arts Centre and shopping centres give plenty of options for getting out and about.
How to get SIL in Campbelltown
- Check your plan. You'll need SIL funding in your NDIS plan. If you don't have it yet, talk to your support coordinator or NDIS planner about a home and living request.
- Gather evidence. Reports from your occupational therapist or other allied health professionals help show the support you need.
- Look at vacancies. Browse available homes and think about location, housemates and accessibility.
- Meet the provider. Visit the home, meet the team and, if possible, meet your future housemates.
- Plan your move. Agree on your supports and roster, then set a move-in date that works for you.
What to look for in a local SIL provider
- NDIS registration. Since 1 July 2026, all SIL providers must be registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
- Local knowledge. A provider based in the area can connect you with local activities, services and community groups.
- Consistent staff. Ask how they keep the same support workers with you over time.
- Your say. You should have real choice over your home, routine and goals.
- Clear communication. Know who to contact, and how to raise a concern.
Talk to our Campbelltown team
Our office is at Suite 5, Shop L080, 200 Gilchrist Drive, Campbelltown NSW 2560. Call us on 02 4623 0500, browse our current SIL vacancies or send us a message. We're happy to chat whenever suits.
