Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a personalized service designed to empower individuals with disabilities to live independently in their own homes while receiving the necessary support to manage daily tasks and activities.
Who can benefit from SIL?
SIL is ideal for individuals who:
Desire Independence:
You want to live in your own home, make your own choices, and enjoy the freedom and responsibility that comes with it.
Require Assistance with Daily Living:
You may need help with tasks like personal care, meal preparation, housework, or transportation..
Have the Potential to Live Independently:
You possess some level of self-sufficiency and the willingness to learn and develop new skills to manage daily life effectively.
How does SIL work at Health 24?
We believe in providing flexible and individualized support based on your unique needs and preferences. This may include:
Assistance with Personal Care:
We can assist you with bathing, dressing, toileting, and other hygiene tasks, ensuring you feel comfortable and maintain good personal hygiene.
Household Chores:
Don't let chores take away your time and energy. We can help with cleaning, laundry, cooking, and errands, freeing you to focus on activities you enjoy.
Skill Development:
We can provide training and support to help you develop essential life skills, such as budgeting, managing your finances, communicating effectively, and building strong social connections.
Community Access and Participation:
We can assist you with transportation, attending appointments, and engaging in social activities that are important to you, fostering a sense of belonging and community inclusion.
Advocacy and Support:
We can represent you and ensure your rights and needs are met, empowering you to live a fulfilling and independent life.
Benefits of Choosing SIL with Health 24
Increased Independence and Control:
Make choices about your daily life, manage your own home, and live as autonomously as possible with the support you need to thrive.
Improved Quality of Life:
Experience greater self-esteem, dignity, and a sense of accomplishment as you develop your independence and manage your daily routines.
Enhanced Social Interaction and Inclusion:
Participate in community activities, connect with others, and build meaningful social relationships, fostering a sense of belonging and connection.
Reduced Reliance on Others:
Develop your own skills and capabilities while receiving the support you need, increasing your self-reliance and confidence.
Peace of Mind for Families and Caregivers:
Knowing that your loved ones are safe, well-cared for, and supported in their journey towards independence can bring great peace of mind and allow you to focus on your own well-being.
