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Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Daily support in a supported home environment, based on the participant's support needs and living arrangement.
AIC Services
NDIS Disability Support Services
AIC Services is a registered NDIS provider offering participant-focused disability support services across Tasmania and selected metropolitan Melbourne service areas, subject to service suitability and current availability.
NDIS disability support services for everyday needs
Start with what support is needed rather than trying to choose a service label first.
AIC Services provides NDIS disability support services for participants with different goals, living arrangements and day-to-day needs. Support options include supported living, temporary accommodation and respite, in-home assistance, daily living, personal support, community participation, transport, transition support and employment support.
If you are comparing NDIS providers, looking for support at home, exploring SIL or STA, or are simply unsure which NDIS service may fit your situation, tell our team what you are trying to arrange. We can explain the AIC Services options that may be relevant and discuss current suitability and availability.
Supported living, STA and NDIS accommodation supports
Explore supported living, temporary accommodation, respite-related stays and individual living arrangements.
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Short Term Accommodation (STA)
Temporary accommodation and support for short stays, respite and time away from the participant's usual home.
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Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)
Temporary accommodation while a participant is waiting for a longer-term home or other housing arrangement to become available.
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Individualised Living Options (ILO)
Flexible living arrangements designed around how a participant wants to live and the support they may need.
In-home disability support, respite & daily living
Practical NDIS support connected with everyday routines, personal assistance and breaks for participants or carers.
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In-Home Support
Support with daily routines and practical tasks in the participant's own home.
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In-Home Respite
Temporary support delivered in the participant's home while a family member or carer takes a break.
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Emergency Respite
A service pathway for urgent or unexpected respite enquiries. Availability should be confirmed with AIC Services.
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Daily Living Assistance
Support with everyday activities and routines that help a participant manage daily life.
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Personal Support
Individual assistance shaped around the participant's personal support needs, dignity and routines.
Community participation, NDIS transport & employment support
Support that connects everyday life with community access, transport, wellbeing, transitions and employment goals.
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Social & Community Participation
Support to access activities, social opportunities and community life based on the participant's interests and goals.
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Transport Services
Disability support transport for appointments, activities, work and community access where the service is suitable.
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Therapy & Wellness Programs
Programs published by AIC Services under therapy and wellness support.
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Transition Support Program
Support during changes such as moving services, changing accommodation or building new routines.
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Employment Support
Support connected with skills, confidence and employment goals.
Common NDIS support enquiries
Use the situation that best matches what you are trying to arrange.
I need disability support at home
Explore assistance with routines, practical tasks, personal support and daily living in the participant's own home.
I am exploring supported living
Read about Supported Independent Living (SIL), daily support needs, routines and living arrangements.
I need a short stay or respite option
Read about Short Term Accommodation (STA) for temporary stays and respite-related support enquiries.
I need support to access the community
Explore support for social activities, appointments, community participation and suitable transport arrangements.
I need NDIS transport support
Explore transport support for suitable appointments, activities, work and community access arrangements.
I am not sure which service I need
You can start with your goals, routines, location and the type of assistance you are trying to arrange.
Choosing an NDIS provider and the right support service
Useful questions to consider when comparing providers and support options.
Does the service match the participant's goals?
Start with the outcomes, routines and practical assistance the participant wants rather than choosing support only by its name.
Where and when is support needed?
Location, days, times and the type of environment can affect whether a particular service arrangement is suitable and available.
What matters in the support relationship?
Consider communication preferences, consistency, independence, dignity, routines and who should be involved in planning and reviews.
For plain-language information about NDIS supports and common service questions, visit the AIC Services Resources Hub.
How to discuss a service with AIC Services
A few practical details can help us understand what you are looking for.
Your goals and routines
Tell us what you want support to help with, the routines that matter to you and any preferences about how support is delivered.
Your location and timing
Let us know where support is needed and the days or times you are considering. Availability can vary by service type, location and staffing.
Your next step
Call or email AIC Services. Our team can explain the relevant service pages and what information may be useful if you decide to continue.
Decision guides
Compare NDIS providers and support options
These plain-English guides help separate similar support terms and explain practical provider choices.
Choosing a provider
Compare registered and unregistered providers, local service areas and provider-change steps.
Living support choices
Compare SIL with in-home support and understand how to plan a SIL provider transition.
Temporary accommodation
Compare STA, respite terminology and MTA so the purpose of each support is clearer.
NDIS service areas and useful links
Explore current AIC Services service-area information, major support pages and participant resources.
Transport and community participation guides
Use these plain-English comparisons when you are deciding whether the main need is transport, support at the destination, community participation or everyday daily living assistance.
Questions about NDIS disability support services
What NDIS disability support services does AIC Services provide?
AIC Services publishes support options including Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short Term Accommodation (STA), Medium Term Accommodation (MTA), Individualised Living Options (ILO), in-home support, respite, daily living assistance, personal support, community participation, transport, transition support and employment support.
Is AIC Services a registered NDIS provider?
Yes. AIC Services is a registered NDIS provider. Participants, families and support coordinators can contact our team to discuss current service suitability and availability.
Can AIC Services provide NDIS support in a participant's home?
AIC Services offers in-home support and other services that may be delivered in a participant's home when the service, location, timing and support requirements are suitable.
Does AIC Services provide SIL and short term accommodation?
Yes. AIC Services publishes dedicated information for Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Short Term Accommodation (STA). Current suitability and availability should be discussed directly with our team.
Does AIC Services provide NDIS transport support?
AIC Services provides disability support transport for suitable appointments, activities, work and community access arrangements. Availability depends on the participant's needs, location and service arrangement.
Where does AIC Services provide disability support services?
AIC Services publishes service information for Tasmania and selected metropolitan Melbourne service areas. Actual service availability varies by support type, location, timing, participant requirements and workforce capacity.
Do I need to know which service I need before contacting AIC Services?
No. You can describe what support you are looking for and our team can explain which AIC Services service pages may be relevant to your situation.
How do I start a conversation about support?
Call 1300 023 456 or email support@aicservices.com.au and tell us what support you are looking for.
Not sure which support fits?
Start with the task or situation you need help with, then compare the relevant service options.
Choosing and starting with a provider
These plain-English guides explain provider choice, service agreements, consent and support-worker matching before or during a service arrangement.
Work and therapy information
For participants comparing support types, these guides explain employment support and the important distinction between clinical therapy and general wellbeing support.
Contact AIC Services
AIC Services
54 Main Road
Moonah, TAS 7009
Phone:
1300 023 456
Email:
support@aicservices.com.au
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Moonah office
54 Main Road, Moonah TAS 7009
To reduce unnecessary third-party requests, interactive mapping is available from our Contact page and Moonah office page.
Contact details & map